(1) Irving Kristol delivered the coup de grace in a letter dated June 12: they had decided to reject the proposal.

(2) Irving Brokaw popularized figure skating in the US.

(3) Irving popularized the story in a dramatic and embellished account.

(4) There is a deceptive simplicity to Irving Berlin's songs.

(5) Stoker watched Irving on stage night after night.

(6) Irving met that ambitious goal in only four.

(7) I usually get on at Irving Street.

(8) Irving Pichel, one of the revelations of the retrospective, was forced into early retirement.

(9) Irving set up lots of avenues for employee commentary and recommendations on how the change was going.

(10) An Irving Gill-designed Balboa Park would have been a very different place from the one we love today.

(11) At the same hour Irving Moss received a telephone call from Houston.

(12) Among the many Irving assertions to be demolished was the suggestion that thought police prevent open challenge to received historical wisdom.

(13) In his speech, Irving talked about the importance of friendship and loyalty.

(14) John Speddy; and Isaac Irving are found amongst the carters.

(15) The historian David Irving has applied for permission to appeal against a libel case judgment that branded him a Holocaust denier.

(16) The jury awarded punitive damages of ￡40,000 against Irving, and a further ￡40,000 against Cassell.

(17) Mr Irving admitted making mistakes, but said these were made innocently.

(18) If the cap fitted Irving, presumably he could wear it.

(19) The ruling left Irving facing bankruptcy with a total of ￡2.5m in defence costs.

(20) At the Irving Plaza(), a gaggle of girls are wandering around conducting a poll.

(21) So he re - named himself Irving Berlin.

(22) Songwriter Irving Berlin was born in Russia in 1888.

(23) Irving is the accountant for Robson Rhodes.

(24) Washington Irving published graceful sketches and stories.

(25) He was. exceedingly lank , with narrow shoulders(Washington Irving.

(26) The Father of American literature was (Washington Irving).

(27) The new company headquarters will be built on a 132-acre tract in Irving.

(28) What about a central figure in the case, the plaintiff, David Irving?

(29) Drunk or crazy, the tall man had made an entrance worthy of Henry Irving.

(30) Despite that, its challenges in overcoming prior managerial conditioning were like those experienced at Irving.

(1) Irving Kristol delivered the coup de grace in a letter dated June 12: they had decided to reject the proposal.

(31) It was settled in 1692 as Camptown and renamed in 1852 in honor of Washington Irving. Population, 59,774.

(32) The name [ was ] a by - word of scorn and opprobrium throughout the cityWashington Irving.

(33) On his author Web site, John Irving describes how he begins his novels by writing the last sentence first.

(34) The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is an old short story by Washington Irving.

(35) Molecular biologist Irving Weissman at Stanford University, California, injected human brain cells into mouse foetuses , creating a strain of mice approximately 1 per cent human.

(36) Hughes, he said, wanted to write an autobiography in order to set straight all the lies and rumors that were circulating about his life, and he wanted Irving to ghostwrite the work.

(37) Washington Irving emphasized the rotundity of the governor by describing his height and circumference.

(38) Brooks, Van Wyck. The World of Washington Irving. Trans. Lin Xiaofan. Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 1996.

(39) The last wake-up call of the space shuttle mission was Kate Smith's version of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America."

(40) His companions mingled freely and joyously with the natives(Washington Irving.

(41) New York City. The nickname was popularized by Washington Irving and others in Salmagundi, a series of satirical sketches(1807 - 1808.

(42) Irving Berlin was born Israel Baline in eighteen-eighty-eight in the Russian village of Temun.

(43) Then the fiscal conservatives led by Andrew Mellon and Irving Fisher were confronted by rebels led by John Maynard Keynes.

(44) Like Irving, he did his best to supply America with its own folklore.

(45) As a singer, Bing Crosby's biggest recording success came from a nineteen forty-two movie. In "Holiday Inn" he sang a new song by Irving Berlin.

(46) Irving Fisher, the Yale economist who declared, in October 1929, that stocks had reached "what looks like a permanently high plateau", was a health nut and prohibitionist.

(47) Rip Van Winkle by the famous American short story writer, Washington Irving, tells how a man called Rip Van Winkle was bullied by his wife, Dame Van Winkle.

(48) NASA's Landsat 5 satellite captured these images of three boomburbs—Irving, Carrollton, and Plano—along the northeastern margin of the Dallas Metropolitan area.

(49) They were dressed in a quaint , outlandish fashion Washington Irving.

(49) try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(50) "He exhorted his crews to take a good night's rest, wind up their family affairs, and make their wills" (Washington Irving).

(51) Irving Berlin was born Israel Baline in 1888 in the Russian village of Temun.

(52) Irving Berlin's song for the Easter holiday captures another American tradition.

(53) Irving Berlin's music helped spread that popular culture throughout the world.

(54) Irving: Those are good qualities that we would want in every employee.

(55) Irving Howe, the editor who had published "The White Negro" in Dissent, dubbed Mailer the "thaumaturgist of orgasm".

(56) The series included songs by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Duke Ellington, and others.

(57) Irving Berlin also wrote the music for seventeen Broadway plays from the nineteen - twenties to nineteen - fifty.

(58) Lyricist Irving Caesar happened to hear him play the piano and thought he resembled his former collaborator George Gershwin.

(59) Washington Irving " Rip Van Winkle " , " The Legend of Sleepy Hollow "

(60) KNOWN as "The Boy Wonder", Irving Thalberg was an American film producer who held the reins at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ( MGM ), a Hollywood studio, during its formative years.

(61) Between 1912 and 1916, Irving Berlin wrote more than 180 songs.

(62) Washington Irving was a comfirmed bachelor, but in his Sketch Book there is an article eulogizing the wife as a graceful and lovely life-long partner.

(63) Israel Baline had become I. Berlin. Israel thought the name sounded more American. So he re-named himself Irving Berlin.

(64) All's Well that Ends Well. Performance by the Irving Dramatic Club at St. George's Hall, 22 and 24 January, 1895.

(65) For the last three centuries many actors and actresses have established their reputations by taking Shakespearian parts; e. g. Garrick in the 18th century and Kean and Irving in the 19th.

(66) Irving Berlin loved America for giving a poor immigrant a chance to succeed.

(67) Critics marveled at the prodigious talent evident in his imaginative take on a future world, comparing him to Thomas Pynchon and John Irving.

(68) The music of Irving Berlin is scarcely comparable to that of Beethoven.

(69) Irving Fisher's ill-timed pronouncement, just before the crash of 1929, that "stocks have reached a permanently high plateau" will never be forgotten.

(70) Howe , Irving. William Faulkner, A Critical Study . Reviseded ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1975.

(71) Most American children grow up hearing and singing some of Irving Berlin's songs.

(72) "In the darkness and confusion, the bands of these commanders became separated from each other" (Washington Irving).

(73) Others like Cole Porter and Irving Berlin were born elsewhere but considered themselves New Yorkers.

(74) They know the routes . of the trappers; where to waylay them(Washington Irving.

(75) Here, Irving Berlin sings Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning.

(76) Thomas - Irving , who has no prior criminal record, denies the charges.

(77) The music of Irving Berlin is scarcely comparable to that of Beethove.

(78) Irving Berlin retired in 1960 - two years after his last Broadway musical, Mister President, failed.

(79) Irving Howe, well-known American Jewish scholar and critic, asserted that American Jewish literature had "moved past its high point" after its flowering in the past three decades.

(80) In 1914, "Watch Your Step, " the first musical revue to feature a score composed entirely by Irving Berlin, opened in New York.

(81) In recent history, women have fainted while John Irving read a kitchen table abortion scene from his novel Ciderhouse Rules.

(82) In his " History of New York ", Irving pictured it as a region of unscrupulous Yankee traders.

(83) Irving Berlin also wrote the music for seventeen Broadway plays from the 1920 s to 1950 s.