Bloomington English

Meaning Bloomington meaning

What does Bloomington mean?

— noun a university town in south central Indiana

How do I use Bloomington in a sentence?

I think back to the time when I first considered a career in medicine, back in Bloomington, Illinois.

I was the best diagnostician in Bloomington.

You live in Bloomington, Illinois and I live in Iowa.

Bloomington, Illinois. - What?

The colonel's from Bloomington.

Hello? Hello, uh, Bloomington, Illinois?

Um, Mr. Pierce, sir. I'd be mighty grateful if you'd call my wife, Lorraine Blake. in Bloomington, Illinois.

I'll bet there's no one in Bloomington, Illinois, that I haven't seen naked.

One day you're gonna have to go back home and die in your bed in Bloomington.

I just got in some new Picassos from Bloomington, Illinois.

Most of you will only spend four years here. but to a lot of us, Bloomington is our home.

I was born in Bloomington.

I went to Bloomington High.

He lives in Bloomington.

Bloomington.

Bloomington, Indiana, your hometown.

Instead, I'm 30,000 light-years closer to Bloomington, Indiana.

I grew up in Bloomington. I know the people that work there, people with kids, they'll be devastated.

Right here in Bloomington, actually.

That's right, Bloomington.

Two months from today, we'll rendezvous at Bloomington base.

Decatur, Bloomington, Champaign.

Bloomington, is it?

I guess school teachers from Bloomington, Indiana, don't get to stay in luxury hotels very often.

Bloomington. Indiana, sir.

I assume it was in Bloomington, Indiana.

I, uh, I had to drive up to Bloomington to deal with some insurance stuff.

Yeah, Bloomington, I read about it.

Most of you will only spend four years here, but to a lot of us, Bloomington is our home.

I went to Bloomington high.

I cannot believe you're from Bloomington.

I was an apartment manager in bloomington, a nobody.

She was accepted to the summer honors program At the university of Bloomington.

Muncie is larger. Bloomington is more central.

Indianapolis, Bloomington, Lafayette, Muncie, Gary.

Nah, I'm heading to Bloomington right now.

THAT'S RIGHT, BLOOMINGTON.

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