What is "burlington"

Usage examples of "burlington".

Close by the squat colossus was Burlington Bertie with a short billy club swinging from his right hand.

Burlington wasn't keen on civvy street help, a personal opinion which he was diplomatic enough to keep to himself.

After all, who would back a sixty-eight-year-old who had been passed over for the top job at Burlington Industries fifteen years earlier and who had dropped out of the corporate business world to start a winery in Southern California?

He would return the Hertz egg to Burlington International Airport in Vermont and take a bus home, fuzzing his identity psychocreatively.

That line extended seventy-seven miles from Burlington, New Jersey, to the Hackensack River near New York, and the troops, cantoned loosely along it, could not readily be brought together on a sudden alarm.

Of the remaining patients, as many as possible were being discharged to their homes, while others, for whom hospital care was still essential, were being transferred to other institutions in and around Burlington, now mobilizing their own facilities to meet the emergency influx from Three Counties.

My grandmother often listened in when things were slow around the house, covering the mouthpiece with a hand and relaying to the rest of the room vivid accounts of colonic irrigations, prolapsed wombs, husbands who ran off to Burlington with the barmaid from Vern's Uptown Tavern and Supper Club, and other crises of small-town life.

I counted sixty freight cars on it before I lost track, all of them with names on them like Burlington Northern, Rock Island, Santa Fe.

The nonfederal forces were headed by the Pemberton Township Police Department with support from the Burlington County prosecutor's office, and the New Jersey State Police.

Lord Henry passed up the low arcade into Burlington Street, and turned his steps in the direction of Berkeley Square.

Living Machines, designed and built by Ocean Arks International, are at work in South Burlington, Ver­.

I could smell chimney smoke and wood pulp in the air, diesel and oil from a passing Burlington Northern.