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Cheltenham
[chelt-nuhm, chel-tn-ham]
noun
a city in northern Gloucestershire, in western England: a spa town and resort, host to many national and international festivals.
a town in southeastern Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia.
Printing.a style of type.
Cheltenham
/ ˈʃɛəə /
noun
a town in W England, in central Gloucestershire: famous for its schools, racecourse, and saline springs (discovered in 1716). Pop: 98875 (2001)
a style of type
Example Sentences
Carolyn Nansubuga, a Cheltenham mother-of-four, attended several groups following the birth of her youngest child, now 20 months, but said she struggled as she "never had anything in common with the other mums".
Lives of Colour, a Gloucestershire-based race equity charity, will launch the Mothers of Colour group at Aspire Foundation, Cheltenham on Thursday, in partnership with the NHS perinatal maternity unit.
Mrs Buffrey, who had a Post Office in Cheltenham, was suspended after an audit in December 2008 and prosecuted.
He was not reared by British public academies — the privileged equivalent of private schools in America — but instead at a grammar in suburban Cheltenham, “a place famed for its Jane Austeny terraces,” he states in his new autobiography, “Homework,” though his alma mater stuck out like a jagged edge: It “was, by some distance, the most forbidding modernist building in town.”
Belmont School, a special education school in Cheltenham, has three groups of children enrolled on the programme.
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