Akron English

Meaning Akron meaning

What does Akron mean?

— noun a city in northeastern Ohio; the heart of the United States rubber industry

How do I use Akron in a sentence?

I'd go to Akron.

Akron!

There's a cottage camp just outside Akron. in a grove of maple trees.

I've never heard Harvey say a word against Akron.

Have you ever been to Akron?

Akron.

I wish to speak with Mr. Mark Peters in Akron, Ohio.

Mark Peters, on the same day blew himself up and an ammunition dump outside Akron, Ohio.

Peters lived in Akron, Diller in Los Angeles, wills in Cambridge.

A for Akron.

The next attack was in Akron.

But they're from Akron.

This guy won the Akron Open, Vincent.

At 12:30 we're taking out that lame from Akron.

Akron? Oh yes.

There's a college camp outside Akron in a grove of maple trees, green, cool, beautiful.

Wouldn't it get a little monotonous, just Akron, cold beer and poor, poor thing for two weeks?

Well, I've never heard Harvey say a word against Akron.

Hmm? Akron.

Operator, I want to make a long-distance call to Akron, Ohio.

That number connects to a public booth in Akron, Ohio, Division and Fifth Street.

Did you know that three men were blown up in Akron, Ohio?

This phone number belongs to a public booth in Akron, Ohio.

You read the part about the guy from Akron, Ohio who shot the head off a bumblebee in flight?

What happened in Akron wasn't my fault.

I wish to speak with Mr. Mark Peters in Akron, ohio.

I'd go to Akron. - Akron? Oh yes.

We have decided. that thou shouldst have this money for the train to Akron.

Before that there was Seattle, San Francisco, Santa Fe, New Orleans, Akron.

Akron?

I know about finding yourself married and living in Akron at 16.

You're flying to Akron just to zing a guy?