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Meaning Greenwich meaning

What does Greenwich mean?

— noun a borough of Greater London on the Thames; zero degrees of longitude runs through Greenwich; time is measured relative to Greenwich Mean Time

How do I use Greenwich in a sentence?

I suppose it was 'cause I lived in Greenwich.

These streets are all mixed up in Greenwich Village.

Well let's see, Greenwich Village is full of artists.

I meet you in Greenwich Village. You must be an artist. Right?

A friend of mine is taking an apartment in Greenwich Village, I'll move everything there.

Went to Greenwich with a saxophone player.

They went to Greenwich, huh?

British Railways run by Greenwich not Titfield time.

My great-grandfather built this railway for Titfield not Greenwich.

Issued today at 1315 Greenwich Mean Time.

Listen. It is now 9:30 a.m. Earth time, Greenwich Meridian Time.

Eleven o'clock Greenwich time.

A sinister place in Greenwich Village. Come on, girls.

You must see Greenwich Village.

But that's what you want. You'd like him to throw away his success And starve in a Greenwich Village garret.

I meet you in Greenwich Village.

Let us to our palace at Greenwich. And leave the princess to the quiet of Windsor.

Come, let's to Greenwich straight!

Your royal highness will accompany me to the royal palace at Greenwich.

I'll go on to Greenwich and await you there.

Once, later on, we heard he was working under a different name with a trio down in Greenwich Village.

Near Greenwich.

Do you know a city in Connecticut called Greenwich?

But you live in Greenwich.

Well, you see, I don't live in Greenwich.

What I mean is, Greenwich isn't so very far away after all, is it?

This here's a message for Ephraim Wells, Esquire, from Weed's Tavern in Greenwich.

Nicholas Van Ryn is stopping in Greenwich and is coming here this afternoon to see me.

Cousin Nicholas in Greenwich?

Now I must return to Greenwich.

So it's back to Greenwich now, Miranda. with never another thought of anything here.