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St. Albans
[awl-buhnz]
noun
a city in W Hertfordshire, in SE England: Norman cathedral; battles of Wars of the Roses 1455, 1461.
a city in W West Virginia, near Charleston.
Example Sentences
He lived at the house for 14 years before moving to Childwickbury Estate, near St Albans, where he stayed until his death in 1999.
Speaking to broadcasters on board HMS St Albans during a visit to Norway, Sir Keir said the deal reached with the US this week "predominantly focused on steel and aluminium and reducing those tariffs on car manufacturing and reducing the tariffs there".
Horticulture student Roger Aylett founded Aylett Nurseries in St Albans, Hertfordshire, in April 1955, when "there was nothing here except a green field".
Plymouth-based HMS St Albans, a Type-23 frigate, monitored the Admiral Golovoko as it sailed east through the English Channel and launched a Merlin helicopter to gather information from the air.
After 50 days on the road, travelling by land from Japan to Indonesia alongside his St Albans schoolfriend Owen Wood, it all came down to a foot race by a beach off the island of Lombok.
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