Winnipesaukee
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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This month’s Pond Hockey Classic in New Hampshire was moved from Lake Winnipesaukee because of a lack of thick ice.
From Seattle Times
This year, the tournament was moved from Lake Winnipesaukee, where the ice wasn’t thick enough, to the smaller Lake Waukewan.
From Seattle Times
“I grew up in New Hampshire, and so driving up to the lakes in northern New Hampshire, Lake Winnipesaukee, you typically expect by January that things are fully iced over,” she said.
From Seattle Times
The meet generally regarded as the first intercollegiate athletic contest, the 1852 Harvard-Yale boat race on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire, was openly a profit-making event, sponsored by a railroad magnate conniving to gin up tourist interest in the lake and its environs.
From Los Angeles Times
For sale: The Lincoln Cottage, built in 1915 on the shores of magnificent Lake Winnipesaukee, near Gilford, New Hampshire.
From Washington Times
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