Truro

[ troo r-oh ]

/ ˈtrʊər oʊ /

a town in central Nova Scotia, in SE Canada.

Example sentences from the Web for truro

As people followed this road inward to seat land, a new parish was set up which was named "Truro" by King Carter.

A History of the Town of Fairfax |Jeanne Johnson Rust
After a while she rose and followed the new conductor to the Truro train, glad to leave the capital behind her.

Coniston, Complete |Winston Churchill
Mother sold the boat, and went to live with a sister of hers at Truro.

Sturdy and Strong |G. A. Henty
He came near hugging the conductor of the Truro accommodation; who, needless to say, did not ask him for a ticket, or even a pass.

Coniston, Complete |Winston Churchill

From Truro, a courier travelled through the eastern counties to Pictou and Antigonishe.

The History of the Post Office in British North America |William Smith

Truro

/ (ˈtrʊərəʊ) /

a market town in SW England, administrative centre of Cornwall. Pop: 20 920 (2001)