Sentence examples for boston? from inspiring English sources
proper noun
The capital and largest city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the informal capital of New England, located in the northeastern United States.
Don't we remember the Boston tea party?
It is understood that the Boston archive includes claims by both dead and living IRA members that Adams as a senior commander in the organisation in 1972 came up with the idea of "disappearing" McConville rather than publicly admit the terror group had killed her.
As for fundamentalist Christian grievances with the school system – perceived as godless and unfriendly to their evangelical cause – Boston pointed out the "incredible mission field" that would be America's public school students.
The president spoke from Boston, where he hoped the highlight benefits of the Massachusetts healthcare law that served as a model for the federal plan.
Labour voters who really want to minimise the Tories' share of seats could consider voting Ukip in Boston and Skegness, Rochester and Strood, South Basildon and East Thurrock and in Castle Point.
Farther north, a blizzard warning was issued for Boston from Monday night through early Wednesday.
McIntyre said that during legal challenges against the tapes handover Boston-based judge William Young, who read all the relevant interviews, described the project as a "bona fide academic exercise of considerable intellectual merit".
In one episode, Blake Lively visits the Boston-based anti-trafficking group My Life My Choice to meet with survivors and a mother whose daughter has been sold online.
The first academic casualty of the Boston College-Jean McConville furore has been a parallel project which was to involve a London-based historian and an ex-RUC officer as well as retired members of the Garda Siochana in the Irish Republic, all with long records in fighting terrorism.
Anthony McIntyre, a former IRA life sentence prisoner and chief researcher on the Belfast project, defended the archive and blamed Boston College for failing to make clear to him and the interviewees that there was a legal treaty that allowed the British state to seize academic material from the United States.
On Monday Boston College announced it was prepared to give back taped recordings and other material to dozens of ex-IRA and loyalist paramilitaries who had taken part.
