What is "dania"

Usage examples of "dania".

They call this town Dania because it was settled by Danes, and it takes a Jew to outsmart a Dane.

The widow in Dania, as it turned out, couldn't leave for two more days.

Edna Damrosch, the widow next door, who worked as a saleslady in a Dania antique store on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

We'll stay parked in the lot until it gets dark, and then we'll drive back here to Dania by way of Miami Beach.

She had put down deposits for water, electricity, gas, and a telephone in Dania, which was right over the county line in Broward County.

Susan, Hoke figured, was taking the I-95 Expressway back to Dania, which would get her home twice as fast as a trip back to Dania on South Dixie.

Hoke would have to go back to Dania, question her, and then if she refused to tell him where Mendez was, could threaten to book her on a solicitation charge.

You remember-- the address of Susan Waggoner in Dania you got for me yesterday.

That's why I want a cop from Dania, and I don't know anyone there and it would all be too complicated to explain to anyone there over the phone.

He needed whiskey for that, but the Darvon he had back at the house in Dania would help more than whiskey.

When they reached Dania, Freddy told the driver to stop at a closed Union service station on the highway.

A young lieutenant from the Dania Police Departthent, who was temporarily in charge while the Dania chief of police was hunting wolves in Canada, was awed by all of the brass from Dade and Broward counties and was willing to do almost anything to get Freddy's body out of town as quickly as possible.

In a small town like Dania, shootings of any kind were bad for business.

But my babies were born in County Benderly in Dania, in a tiny village where no one even knew who I was.

I am the youngest daughter of Tranquish, Earl of Rivernigh, Duke of Dania, and he and I were invited to court, like you and your father.