White Plains

American  

noun

1. a city in SE New York, near New York City: battle 1776.

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Example Sentences

During the season, Berard rents and lives in an apartment in Hartford, except when he’s called up and put in a White Plains hotel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Missy drove Berard to the team dentist in White Plains, who referred them to the oral surgeon.

From The Wall Street Journal

Travelers to and from the Westchester County Airport in White Plains, N.Y., grappled with average flight delays of nearly three hours.

From Los Angeles Times

Kennedy said he was teaching at Pace University School of Law in White Plains, N.Y., in 1996 when he said he first noticed a problem with his voice.

From Los Angeles Times

Nearly a decade later, the writer Hilton Als recounted Dean’s life story for The New Yorker: She was the first Black high school valedictorian at White Plains High School in New York, a graduate of both Radcliffe College and Harvard, the first female fact checker at The New Yorker, part of a clique of white gay men she called “the Lavender Brotherhood” and a tough-as-nails bouncer at the nightclub Max’s Kansas City.

From New York Times