Windham

American  

[win-duhm] / ˈwɪn dəm /

noun

1. a town in NE Connecticut.

2. a town in SW Maine.

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Example Sentences

UBS analyst Jon Windham described the latest results as a “positive,” given the company’s increasing focus on improving profitability in the face of lasting production delays at its U.S. manufacturing facilities.

From Barron's

“Measuring Ruins,” which brings to mind the exotic electronic soundscapes composers such as Mark Isham were releasing on the Windham Hill label in the ’80s, suggests both serenity and awe.

From The Wall Street Journal

On the 4th, he was in Portland, Maine; on the 5th, he held rallies in Des Moines, Iowa and Green Bay, Wisconsin; on the 6th, he was in Windham, New Hampshire; on the 9th, he held rallies in both Wilmington and Fayetteville, North Carolina; on the 10th, he held rallies in Sunrise and Kissimmee, Florida.

From Salon

Hashim, the Democratic senator from Windham County, said the reality is that severe weather patterns are here and will happen more frequently and become more damaging over time.

From Seattle Times

“In order to remedy the problems created by washed out roads, downed electrical wires, damaged crops and repeated flooding, the largest fossil fuel entities that have contributed to climate change should also contribute to fixing the problem that they caused,” Sen. Nader Hashim, a Democrat from Windham County, said to Senate colleagues on Friday.

From Seattle Times