Louisville English

Meaning Louisville meaning

What does Louisville mean?

Louisville

— noun the largest city in Kentucky; located in north central Kentucky on the Ohio river; site of the Kentucky Derby

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He was awfully nice to me in Louisville at the Derby.

Then maybe you heard that a reporter on a Louisville paper crawled in for the story and came out with a Pulitzer Prize.

He was from Louisville.

The first match I have in mind is in Louisville, Kentucky.

I'm going to Kentucky, to Louisville with a friend.

You ever been to Louisville for Derby week, Miss Packard?

I've never been to Louisville.

I picked it up in a hotel room in Louisville.

If it didn't happen in Louisville, it would happen someplace else.

Mr Tom Buchanan, son of Mr Tom Buchanan of Chicago, Illinois, blew into my life with more pomp and circumstance than Louisville ever knew before.

That house of hers in Louisville.

New Jersey, Louisville, St. Louis, Missouri.

Louisville, Kentucky.

Adventure? You call going to Louisville an adventure?

I'm heading for Louisville.

I remember our marksmanship contest in Louisville.

Algorithm storm Louisville no shared quadrant systems.

We're sending you into Louisville.

Louisville?

Who do you like in the last race at Louisville?

Who do you like in the fifth race at Louisville?

Louisville bound with a bank roll big enough to choke a cow.

Louisville Baxters.

I could walk right into Louisville and clear the way for us. No questions asked.

I was Louisville College boxing champ, boy.

They've turned up in Louisville.

I'm getting confirmations on this from the Louisville Police Department.

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Professor Ronald Atlas of the University of Louisville and I recently presented a proposed Code of Ethics for the Life Sciences in the journal Science.