Dayton
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- proper noun
- /ˈdeɪtən/
- So I flew from Dayton, Ohio, down to St. Pete Beach, Florida.
- Dayton, Ohio
- Dayton, OH
- based in Dayton
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Watch on YouTubeI just like to say to all those suffering here in Dayton, you're welcome.
- I just like to say to all those suffering here in Dayton, you're welcome.
- What's going to solve Dayton's problem is community.
- You have Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Canton.
- Hundreds of thousands of people in Dayton, OH, which is not a third world.
- One was from the suburbs in Dayton, OH.
- The Wright brothers were bicycle mechanics in Dayton, OH.
- All righty anything new in the Dayton world?
- So years later went by I go to this club in Ohio, Dayton, OH.
- But for me, not a lot of positive memories outside of Dayton.
- We'd like to begin tonight by saying a few words about the horrific mass shootings in Dayton and El Paso.
- I've gone to mission trips to Jamaica, to Africa, to China, to the inner cities in Dayton, OH.
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Tuesday: The President will travel to Delray, Florida, and Dayton, Ohio, for campaign events.
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And I was seeing if you had any flights out of Dayton today?
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Oh man, we are on the road again, on the road again, on the road again on our way to Dayton, OH.
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One was from the suburbs in Dayton, OH.
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We decided to go ahead and do this, even though Dayton is not very far from Cleveland.
Academic text (1996) -
The Wright brothers were bicycle mechanics in Dayton, OH.
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SCI individuals were recruited from the Dayton, Ohio area for this study.
Academic text (1991) -
Early in the fall, negotiations started in Dayton that would bring the conflict in Bosnia to a halt.
Academic text (1998) -
The university was established in 1856 by the African Methodist Church, 25 miles east of Dayton, Ohio.
Academic text (1996) -
After a long drive through Ohio, we finally arrived in Dayton, known for its manufacturing heritage.
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Etymology
Dayton is named after the family name of Jonathan Dayton, an early landowner and investor in the area, and the ending -ton is the same old part you see in many English place names that means 'town' or 'settlement', so Dayton is basically a 'town' named for a person.