1. Madison was assigned to investigate a balloon accident.

2. Monroe followed Madison as president.

3. That is Madison Avenue.

4. Three cheers for Coach Madison!

5. Madison is a really cool name for a girl.

6. After that, Feingold joined a Madison law firm and practiced civil litigation, including First Amendment law.

7. Madison helps her get around the city, up stairs, across streets, into elevators, on to buses, through doors.

8. Madison, the Supreme Court has declared 141 federal laws unconstitutional, an average of less than one law every year.

9. The two companies paid $ 1 billion for Madison Square Garden two years ago.

10. Madison Plains, Ohio, is a quiet community of 1200 inhabitants.

11. Not what words did Madison and Hamilton use, but what was it in their minds which they conveyed?

12. Madison even helped assure his fellow Virginians that slavery was more secure than ever.

13. The old Madison Square Garden site fell within three zoning areas, each with its own regulations for height and floor area.

14. On November 24, they came to Madison and chose it, for reasons still obscure, over more water-blessed locations.

15. Madison has even shown how police departments can use participatory management.

16. Madison henceforth had to settle for ten years of living with an unsatisfactory compromise.

17. James Madison, who was burdened with the War of 1812, was branded as both a warmonger and a coward.

18. Jim Guy Tucker relating to Madison Guaranty, which failed at a cost to taxpayers of $ 65 million.

19. Wavy-haired, trim, he is all Madison Avenue, even in jeans and tennis shoes.

20. We know that Madison read theology at this time, though he made little reference to it in his later career.

21. And in Madison, the unions have been important allies in the Total Quality Management process.

22. On Monday morning Jemmy sauntered on the road of Madison Square.

23. Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Castle Grande was part of a conspiracy to defraud Madison.

24. The prospect of a future which provides hundreds of television channels gives Madison Avenue nightmares.

25. The latter then sued for a writ of mandamus requiring Madison to give him his commission.

26. Redding was just 26 when he died in a 1967 plane crash near Madison, Wis.

26. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

27. Cablevision will pay $ 500 million in cash for an additional 38. 5 percent stake in Madison Square Garden.

28. Leslie sums up some of her concerns about the Madison campus: I wish there was some way to promote awareness.

29. Three inmates overpowered guards at the county jail in Madison.

30. She did a very limited amount of work for Madison on certain other matters.

31. She actually told interviewers that the first lady she admired most was Dolley Madison!

32. Madison opposed the inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the Constitution.

33. Popular art not only borrowed visual languages from Hollywood and Madison Avenue, it echoed its stereotypes.

34. He was also generous to individual leaders like James Madison.

35. On Madison Avenue, a burly street beggar holds out a paper cup.

36. Future President James Madison stepped into the breach.

37. Night had come to Madison County.

38. Madison Avenue was little better.

39. President Madison signed the bill into law.

40. We window - shopped along Madison Avenue.

41. On his bench in Madison Square Soapy moved uneasily.

42. "Ambition must counter ambition," James Madison wrote in 1788 in Federalist 51, an effort to defend the proposed U.S. Constitution he had done so much to shape.

43. But by the time Madison was 2, she knew her letters and numbers because of her own inquisitiveness.

44. He wrote to his friend James Madison: "I am willing to serve under President Adams."

45. Graduated from University of Wisconsin Madison with a bachelor degree and Japanese Study.

46. "Some of it is the informal reading they get in e-mails or on Web sites, " said Gay Ivey, a professor at James Madison University who focuses on adolescent literacy. "I think they need it all."

47. In 1815, President James Madison signed a bill granting Georgetown a charter to confer degrees.

48. James Madison, a primary author of the Constitution and, beginning in 1809, the nation's fourth president, said that "the spirit of liberty... demands checks" on government's power.

49. At the corner of Fifth and Madison, the wedge-shaped base of the library diminishes nearly to a point.

50. It looks like the outside of an arbitrage house just before trading hours, or perhaps the private entrance to Madison Square Garden when the Knicks are playing basketball.

51. But referee was sentenced to a Madison technical foul, Walker 2 free throws in a penalty.

52. Nathaniel Hahn and his fiancee Sarah Kaster share a moment following a send-off ceremony for the 290-member 147th Aviation Battalion based in Madison, Wisconsin which soon will be deployed in Iraq.

53. There's a new Italian restaurant in Madison Street. Do you fancy going to eat there?

54. Molecular virologist Paul Ahlquist and co-workers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, investigated virus replication in a research workhorse known as brome mosaic virus (BMV).

55. But she fell under the spell of her instructor, Stephanie B. Stockwell, a microbiologist from James Madison University, and found herself fascinated by the antimicrobial substances she handled.

56. J. Peter Pham, a James Madison University professor who writes about piracy,[http:///madison.html] told America.gov that attacks are proliferating "because piracy is a crime of opportunity."

57. After a time he gave up waiting and drearily headed for the Madison car.

58. Walker's critics are amusingly Orwellian. They liken the crowd in Madison to the ones in Tunisia and claim to be fighting for democracy.

59. I ask myself over and over, " What happened to me in Madison County, Iowa? "

60. Bailee Madison plays Sally, a young girl who goes to live with her father and his girlfriend.

61. James Madison decided to make amendments and add them to the constitution.

62. But Madison County was home now, and she had no longing to go back'again.

63. Madison - Rising food prices and the slumping economy a steep increase in food stamp participation in Wisconsin.

64. Johnson, a doctoral candidate at the Center for Limnology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, studies human influences on emerging diseases in aquatic environments.

65. She encouraged Cleo Madison and Dorothy Davenport to direct and hired Frances Marion as her protegee in 1914.

66. As prominent a founding father as James Madison maintained: "A people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the power knowledge gives.

67. OUCI offers Chinese to nearly 340 students of Madison elementary and McKinley Elementary in Norman.

68. " They're doing a piece on covered bridges , and Madison County , Iowa, apparently has some interesting ones.

69. In 1787, shortly after the Philadelphia convention adjourned, James Madison sent a copy of the new U.S. Constitution to his friend and mentor, Thomas Jefferson, then American ambassador to France.

70. She leave over a testament that she want to scatter her bone ash to the Bridge of Madison .

71. When we acknowledge that dark past, perhaps the nation will return to that "promised...lustre" of which Madison so grandiloquently wrote.

72. Director and New York Knicks super fan Spike Lee keeps his son Jackson, 14, on his toes at New York City's Madison Square Garden during the Knicks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game last December.

73. "There's John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and John Quincy Adams, then Abraham Lincoln and in the 20th century just Woodrow Wilson, " he said.

74. Madison began learning pre - Braille skills about two years ago.

75. The Corner Bookstore on Madison Avenue and 93rd Street is one of several independent booksellers on the Upper East Side, a well-heeled neighborhood with undersung charms.

76. With new health threat on the rise, James Madison looks at epidemics throughout history.

77. Researchers at the University of Wisconsin - Madison in the United States and UNICEF did the study.

78. James Madison and Thomas Jefferson, for instance, fell from financial grace and died awash in debts.

79. " It's such an interesting walk. He's at the Madison Square. "

80. Mr Zhu has a PhD in meteorology from the University of Wisconsin Madison.

81. Marilyn made her last public appearance at Madison Square Garden.

82. He also helped write the Federalist Papers with James Madison and John Jay.

83. Soul singer and song writer, Otis Redding dies when his private plane crashes near Madison, Wisconsin. He was twenty six years old.

84. A fierce battle was fought between Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton and Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and his Congressional ally James Madison during the Washington Administration.

85. At the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Dr. John Fleming, a neurologist, is testing whether the pig whipworm can temper the effects of multiple sclerosis.

86. Stanford White, architect of New York's Madison Square Garden, was shot and killed on the roof of the building he designed.

86. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

87. James Madison considered the expansiveness of the continent to be a necessary ingredient of liberty.

88. James Madison not only fought to prevent the establishment of one dominant religion, he also intended for the government to stay out of all religious controversies.

89. The actor and his look-alike 12-year-old, Madelaine West, are both mesmerized by the Feb. 9 basketball game between the New York Knicks and the Sacramento Kings at Madison Square Garden.

90. Projected on the window of the Ralph Lauren Madison Avenue store is a 67-inch image of items including polo shirts and tennis ball boy or ball girl uniforms.

91. General Mark Clark, US Army commander was born at Madison Barracks, New York of a military father.

92. " There's a nice fellow, " Drouet thought to himself as he turned the corner towards Madison.

93. "As the first of every thing, in our situation will serve to establish a Precedent, " he wrote James Madison, "it is devoutly wished on my part, that these precedents may be fixed on true principles."

94. "Let's go at one and walk down Broadway from Thirty-fourth Street, " said Mrs. Vance. "It's such an interesting walk. He's at the Madison Square. "

95. Currently on sabbatical leave, he is a visiting fellow in the James Madison Program, Department of Politics, Princeton University, translating Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws.

96. The Bridges of Madison County presents a richly - textured emotional tapestry.

97. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison met in 1776. Could it have been any other year ?

98. Six years later President Madison appointed him Minister to Russia.

99. At one o'clock he thought of eating, and went to a restaurant in Madison Square.

100. D . in motor development from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

101. Professor Peter Pham, an Africanist who teaches political science at James Madison University and has completed a book about the rebirth of Liberia, also touched on the importance of Clinton's trip.

102. The case was tried in the old Madison County courthouse before Judge Bill Enfield, a Democrat who later became a friend and supporter of mine.

103. A Komondorak in the ring during the 135th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden.

104. But Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico, says that even the slickest minds on Madison Avenue are still in the prescientific dark ages.

105. P . S . , The photo project in Madison County turned out fine.

106. In Minneapolis, in Madison, Wis., and again in Chicago, the friends I met up with offered congratulations as if I were already taking a victory lap.

107. But Boehm sees slow progress in the work that he, Phan, and the Madison Quakers began twenty-one years ago.

108. Here in the Madison lab, scientists grumble about how fragile the precious colonies are.

109. Scientists from University of Wisconsin - Madison say that their new technology is still rather far from practicability.

110. Hypnotised by Madison Avenue and Hollywood and the culture of youth, we have forgotten that the things they offer to us as 'the norm' are ideals, and mostly fake ones.

111. Count the capitals on Brookings list: Albany, Austin, Baton Rouge, Madison, Little Rock, Jackson, and Oklahoma City.

112. When the child, Jim Madison, was a teenager, he was sent away from Montpelier,[/madison.html] eventually settling on a plantation in Texas.

113. People in Madison County didn't talk this way, about these things.

114. Across Fifth Avenue, through Madison Square by the winding paths, east on Twenty-third Street, and down Third Avenue wound the long, serpentine company.