What is "englewood"

Usage examples of "englewood".

As had become their custom, during the afternoon of Saturday, February 27, 1932, the Lindberghs left Next Day Hill and drove from Englewood to Hopewell to spend the weekend at the nearly completed house.

Or did Hauptmann drive to Englewood, pull up at Next Day Hill, discover that the child was not there, then get back in his car with his ladder and drive for more than an hour almost halfway across the state to Hopewell to carry out his mission?

Castle Englewood appeared from the outside to be deserted except for the servants who managed the estate.

When the cutting was through, that heavy wall of metal fell inward onto a steel floor, producing a crash that rattled the teeth of the SOTS agents and shook the very bedrock upon which Castle Englewood was built.

At a single code word from the major in charge of the Castle Englewood invasion, the full regiment of Imperial Guards sealed the Imperial Palace tighter than a mailed list.

A special team of couriers was dispatched from Castle Englewood to the Imperial Palace, carrying with it the notorious Patent.

When they weren’t traveling around the world, the Lindberghs lived at Next Day Hill, Dwight and Elizabeth Morrow’s palatial estate in Englewood, New Jersey.

Whoever took the child not only knew the precise location of the nursery, he also knew that the Lindberghs had not returned to Englewood after the weekend.

Thinking that Jennifer might have gone home with her mother, he dialed the Englewood number, but there was no answer there, either.

Although he dreaded having to drive out to Englewood and brave the Carsons’ anger, he didn’t feel he had much choice.

Jones here, and Doc Savage and I were visiting my father at 1280 Bolden Avenue, in Englewood,” she said.

Jennifer might have gone home with her mother, he dialed the Englewood number, but there was no answer there, either.