Hebron
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Hebron
First recorded in 1550–70; from Hebrew Ḥebhrōn
Example Sentences
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"We are living the ugly truth that we are not protected," said Hebron mayor, al-Sharabati.
From BBC
The farm-equipment manufacturer said Tuesday the facilities include a distribution center near Hebron, Ind. and an excavator factory in Kernersville, N.C.
Thomas owns and operates this hidden gem of a shop just off Interstate 94, at the edge of the tiny community of Hebron, North Dakota, population 794.
From Salon
On this rainy, late-summer afternoon, Thomas and I are chatting about the Mayer Theatre, an Art Deco throwback a few blocks and a sturdy one-way bridge away on Hebron’s main street.
From Salon
It strikes me that standing among Thomas’ wall-to-wall collection of eye-popping bric-à-brac — all of it painstakingly organized by color — is not unlike living in Hebron, a place haunted by fragments of its past.
From Salon
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