1) Everybody thinks of him as the quintessential New Yorker.

2) His book was serialized in The New Yorker.

3) Allen is a dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker.

4) Every New Yorker expects to be mugged sometime.

5) Marilyn is a worldly New Yorker in her 60s.

6) Hiroshima was originally written for the New Yorker magazine, which devoted an entire issue to it in 1946.

7) Vito's a debonair middle-aged New Yorker, who's made a killing in advertising.

8) The next and last ball was also of yorker range, this time Klusener digging it out to the offside of straight.

9) Although he was a native New Yorker, like many denizens of that city he had a romantic view of country life.

10) A slow yorker from Aqib in his next over bowled Malcolm, ending the day's play.

11) To Katherine, a New Yorker, used to apartment blocks and intimate brownstones, it was trebly impressive.

12) He bowls a good yorker and unlike a lot of bowlers with real pace he doesn't overdo the bouncers.

13) We'll need to ask the New Yorker for permission to reproduce the cartoon.

14) His theme was published in last month's New Yorker.

15) The man is a native New Yorker.

16) Are you a born New Yorker?

17) Finally,[http:///yorker.html] The New Yorker got into the act.

18) He is a native New Yorker.

19) He writes reviews for The New Yorker.

20) New Yorker articles are incredibly long.

21) We are working at The New Yorker Translation Plan.

22) This would mark New Yorker Wuorinen's second world premiere at City Opera.

23) In the view of the average New Yorker or New Englander, the vegetative David was more dead than the version who was dead.

24) Have you got last week's number of the New Yorker?

25) Reporter Alan Nearn covers Central America and is a regular contributor to The New Yorker.

26) It was a literary weekly with an upfront section modelled on the New Yorker.

27) For five years she was theater critic for the New Yorker.

28) Its author has an unimpeachable pedigree: stories in the New Yorker, degrees from Stanford and Harvard.

29) Imagine our delight when we saw your article in the New Yorker.

30) A Londoner has more difficulty understanding a Scotsman from Glasgow than understanding a New Yorker.

1) Everybody thinks of him as the quintessential New Yorker.

31) Her stories and essays have been published in The New Yorker, Zoetrope: All-Story, Best American Short Stories, and elsewhere.

32) He examined the ads in " The New Yorker " and " Esquire. ".

33) Once, there was a Japanese, a Chinese and a New Yorker.

34) Robin, a sharp-tongued New Yorker, was working for a magazine aimed at woman issues as an assistant editor.

35) Unfortunately, as the flap over the New Yorker cover shows, he feels his hard - fought journey to running without the baggage of being Afro-American with a foreign - sounding name is far from over.

36) Bruce is a New Yorker ; that is, he lives in New York.

37) A New Yorker lived in the outer region of the city.

38) CALVIN TRILLIN made his reputation over four decades as the author of "US Journal" in the New Yorker, reporting extensively about serious and often tragic subjects such as race relations and crime.

39) Robin, a sharp-tongued New Yorker, was working for a magazine aimed at woman issues as an assistant editor. Frank was Robin's two-day old boyfriend.

40) Take a tour with a Big Apple Greeter Explore New York's unique neighborhoods with your very own local tour guide, a "real" New Yorker.

41) With WIRED and The New Yorker we were able to do that because designers were familiar with Adobe's creative tools.

42) Henry Clay Frick, a rich New Yorker, died in 1919, leaving his house, furniture and art collection to the American people.

42) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

43) The New Yorker the fork and starts jabbing overthe stomach, the sides, the chest, everywhere.

44) The most fun was a birthday celebration in which Robert De Niro gave me instructions on how to talk like a real New Yorker.

45) According to "The New Yorker," Rescorla used his cell phone to call Hill to get updates on news footage as he directed employees by bullhorn.

46) Conde Nast has already signed up to produce electronic versions of Wired and the New Yorker using the software and Martha Stewart has also agreed to put her titles online.

47) When a New Yorker walks past a chicken on his morning stroll, we're left to wonder which one is the real city slicker.

48) John is a New Yorker, that is, he lives in New York.

49) The world's ultimate record-breaker, New Yorker Ashrita Furman, holds 127 records, though his record for duct taping a person to a wall is now in German hands.

50) A Long Islander and a New Yorker, he refused to define himself as regional the way some American poets and ever more American novelists have done ever since.

51) Since its publication in theNew Yorker, "leading from behind" has become a prime exhibit in the Republicans' scornful excoriation of Mr Obama's foreign policy.

52) I would like the three different Tours: Snapshot Tour, New Yorker Tour, and Luxe Tour to fade-in from black first and then following this, the paragraphs will fade-in.

53) Up to my neck writing a movie, editing another movie. Writing a piece for the New Yorker.

54) My friend Harry Bliss (New Yorker cartoonist and fellow Vermonter) was kind enough to put me in touch with Mankoff's assistant, who told me to show up on July 12 so Mankoff could look at my work.

55) In that early New Yorker essay, Gordimer wrote of growing up in the "smug suet of white provincialism" in a small mining town outside Johannesburg.

56) The New Yorker catches Summers nodding off again in a confab with officials in Detroit.

57) As a left-leaning exiled New Yorker, I enjoy reading the digital New York Times, and I can also understand and sympathize with your need to charge for the online version.

58) While working on her first novel, The Lying Days, Gordimer had started to write short stories, and in 1951 had one accepted by the New Yorker.

59) He is an abrasive New Yorker in a country that tends to elect hail-fellow-well-met types like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.

60) The liberal New Yorker ran a cartoon showing Elennor going down into a coal mine.