Westland

[ west-luhnd ]

noun

1. a city in SE Michigan, near Detroit.

Example Sentences

In its Outpost Range, Westland is exploring the region’s bounty—not only in best grains suited for the region, but also in wood used in barrels and local peat for smoked whiskey.

From The Daily Beast

Westland marketing director Steve Hawley notes that they’re seeking grains that not only work for the farmer, but they’re using organic, “salmon-safe” methods that can reduce run-off harmful to fisheries.

From The Daily Beast

When the RAF wanted reliable, soldier-proof helicopters, they bought Westland-built Sikorskys.

From The Daily Beast

The Greeley recall later seemed minuscule compared to that of the Westland/Hallmark Meat Co.

From The Daily Beast

When the Westland women heard her reply, they marveled at her courage, but shook their heads and advised her to give up her quest.

From Project Gutenberg

My kingdom, which lies just beyond the borders of the Westland Kingdom, is naught but a great desert plain.

From Project Gutenberg

Even when the glad shouts of the Westland people told her that Ironheart was departing the kingdom, she did not smile.

From Project Gutenberg

He arrived at the platform of Westland Row Station in good time for the train he meant to catch.

From Project Gutenberg

So the burr making turned into a party which lasted till Mr. Westland came tooting along the road and Frances had to go home.

From Project Gutenberg