Culham

/ (ˈkʌləm) /

noun

a village in S central England, in Oxfordshire: site of the UK centre for thermonuclear reactor research and of the Joint European Torus (JET) programme

Example sentences from the Web for culham

It was at Culham that she was introduced to Robinson Crusoe.

Elizabeth Gilbert and Her Work for the Blind |Frances Martin
The whistle of the engine as it entered Culham sounded like the last chord in an operatic score.

Lady Lilith |Stephen McKenna
We left Streatley early the next morning, and pulled up to Culham, and slept under the canvas, in the backwater there.

Three Men in a Boat |Jerome K. Jerome
If your grandpapa does not think it too large and would let it go to Culham, should you object?

Elizabeth Gilbert and Her Work for the Blind |Frances Martin

Mr. Wintle at Culham was now an aged man, and his infirm health gave much anxiety to Mrs. Gilbert.

Elizabeth Gilbert and Her Work for the Blind |Frances Martin

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Culham

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Example sentences from the Web for culham