1. After graduation Neil returned to Ohio.

2. Banc One of Ohio has built an empire in the mid-west by gobbling up smaller banks.

3. The President had a hostile reception in Ohio this morning.

4. Founded in 1935 in Ohio, Alcoholics Anonymous is now a world-wide organization.

5. Ore and coal had been barged down the Ohio to the Mississippi.

6. A snow warning was posted for Ohio.

7. He runs a successful legal practice in Ohio.

8. Bob Bennett, the Ohio Republican chairman.

9. Blaine, Ohio, will throw out the first pitch.

10. They grew up in a children's home in Ohio.

11. We helped out on an archaeological dig in Ohio.

12. Revco, based in Twinsburg, Ohio, has $ 5 billion in annual revenue and is the third-largest drugstore chain.

13. A grandmother in Ohio receives a letter promising various gifts in exchange for filling out a questionnaire.

14. Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan all passed laws to restrict benefits and introduce time limits.

15. At Ohio State, Pace flattened defensive line men with regularity.

16. Before 800AD, bones dug up in the Ohio valley are relatively poor in the heavier form of carbon.

17. His own, over the Ohio River at Wheeling, lasted a mere five.

18. She was an Ohio housewife with three kids when she got the idea to write a funny column for the local newspaper.

19. No Republican has won the presidency without winning Ohio, for example.

20. Already, one top Republican fund-raiser, Ohio attorney Thomas Tripp, has established such a committee.

21. The president will cherish the memory of this visit to Ohio.

22. The factory secretly dumped millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Ohio river.

23. In a small way, private schemes also exist in Maryland and Ohio, though these too have been struggling of late.

24. Those Republican wins came two years after Clinton carried Ohio against Bush.

25. Mesa thought his legal problems were over until the Ohio Supreme Court overruled Curran in 1999.

26. He is best known for his work on the prehistoric mounds with Edwin Davis[Sentence dictionary], an Ohio physician.

27. I grew up during the 1930s in a little rural village in central Ohio.

28. Dole is scheduled to make his first appearance in Ohio in nearly a year Thursday evening when he attends Gov.

29. Paper also figures importantly in the work of George Fitzpatrick, a self-taught artist from Cleveland, Ohio.

30. Finally, at the end of the decade, a second automobile production plant began operation in East Liberty, Ohio.

1. After graduation Neil returned to Ohio.

2. Banc One of Ohio has built an empire in the mid-west by gobbling up smaller banks.

3. The President had a hostile reception in Ohio this morning.

4. The president will cherish the memory of this visit to Ohio.

5. Founded in 1935 in Ohio, Alcoholics Anonymous is now a world-wide organization.

6. Ore and coal had been barged down the Ohio to the Mississippi.

31. Kornblum helped negotiate the peace agreement signed in Dayton, Ohio, last November, which included a 16-page constitution.

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

33. Ohio outplayed Michigan, especially in the fourth quarter, winning by 14 points.

34. Likewise, it dismissed concerns from the Ohio Farmers Union about the dangers of monopolies and vertical integration of markets.

35. A membership of 700 had evolved in Ohio requiring an embalmer's licence.

36. In Ohio, Sinclair Community College sponsors a more traditional tech-prep program that also includes an extensive work-based learning component.

37. It looked a lot like Dayton, Ohio, more open spaces than Dayton has.

38. Bombeck bought a home in Paradise Valley near Keane, a friend since her days in Ohio.

39. This country is the size of Ohio and has long been a major exporter of automobiles, consumer electronics and ships.

40. Mrs. Dole had to leave for a speaking engagement in Ohio.

41. On a two-lane in western Ohio, I begin to pass a pickup truck with a slatted wooden enclosure on the bed.

42. Last Monday, Clinton made his seventh visit to Ohio this year.

43. As Ohio goes, so goes the nation, and that may be good news for President Clinton.

44. This time it was two brothers from Ohio returning from a visit to Disney World.

45. On Thursday and Friday, Dole will resume his bus tour, traveling in Ohio.

46. Somewhere in Ohio a doctor has been jailed for feeding rat poison to his colleagues.

47. Ohio State allowed a 56 percent completion rate but picked off 14.

48. Goodrich, based in Richfield, Ohio, has focused its current business between aerospace products and specialty chemicals.

49. She served on the faculty at Ohio State University between 1937 and 1956.

50. Ohio State's basketball team was considered one of the best ever assembled.

51. Figure I 5. 1 b shows the disposition of wastes treated by commercial facilities within Ohio.

52. Bob Dole may be indelibly marked as the man from Kansas but his roots are in Ohio.

53. There were a numbers of factors which pointed strongly in favour of Ohio as the more appropriate forum for the trial of the disputes.

54. The law of Ohio was the proper law of the loan agreement.

55. Ohio has viewed the involvement of community and technical colleges in tech prep as critical.

56. Eberling, 67[], is serving a life sentence in Ohio for murder in another case.

57. Twenty thousand were on the field at Columbus, Ohio, the last stop before Cleveland, waiting to greet them.

58. I was born in a cabin on the banks of the Sawgrass in the Ohio River Valley.

59. The Ohio valley is expecting the first frost of the season by Monday morning.

60. Both the Clinton and Dole campaigns had assumed the presidential contest in Ohio would go down the wire.

61. Florida alone provided nearly one-tenth of the 270 electoral votes required for victory, while Ohio commands 21 votes.

62. I do not recollect ever having been to Ohio, although my mother says we went there when I was a child.

63. Thus an Ohio guidance counselor was disciplined for telling a school secretary that two of the students she was counseling were homosexual.

64. An undistinguished Senator from Ohio, he had been nominated as a compromise candidate at the Republican convention.

65. No state yet to hold a primary has as many major media markets as Ohio.

66. The sun rose as the Delta Queen made steady passage up the Ohio River.

67. The education committee of the Ohio legislature has been considering a bill requiring evidence against evolution to also be taught.

68. The murder trial had engrossed the small northern Ohio city for months.

69. All the job cuts will be within the Dayton, Ohio office, which employs about 5,200.

70. Ohio -- $ 120 million of general obligation bonds, via a Banc One Capital Corp. group.

71. Ohio uses local boards to manage its outpatient mental health and mental retardation services.

72. Dole, campaigning in Columbus, Ohio, Friday, was buoyed by the California result.

73. Cannon had been a regular contributor to the monthly Ohio Magazine.

74. That was followed in mid-1985 by production of engines and other components at a new factory in Anna, Ohio.

75. Cartons of my papers and notes rest in an Ohio attic.

76. Congressman Ashley from Toledo, Ohio, originally opposed including the counties but eventually shifted his position to get the bill passed.

77. Among those in the group were the Avery family who were murdered on their farm in Ohio.

78. Ohio has restructured its community college system so that no resident lives more than twenty minutes away from a local institution.

79. It did not speak about a small town in Ohio or a small school district in New Hampshire or Vermont.

80. In 1929, aged 19(), he was sent to the Ohio State Penitentiary for armed robbery.

81. After months in hospital he went on to attend Ohio State University.

82. The governor is trying to show voters that he's able to deal with the toughest issues facing Ohio today.

83. In 1976 the counterculture still had a solid beachhead in Athens, Ohio.

84. However, Perot supporters filed new petitions and are expecting an answer soon from the Ohio secretary of state.

85. Eberling was convicted in 1989 of the unrelated murder of a wealthy widow and is currently serving a prison term in Ohio.

86. The small port of Lorain, Ohio,[http:///ohio.html] handled nearly five times as much.

87. A First Call consensus estimate based on a survey of four analysts was 42 cents for the Columbus, Ohio, company.

88. Before that he spent seven years in the Ohio State Penitentiary for armed robbery.

89. Capricorn's choice of venue in Ohio was in all respect appropriate.

90. Monnett and a buddy, Jack Smith, of Sidney, Ohio, strolled to an upper-deck to watch the sea.

91. Four years ago, when Ohio voted against incumbent Bush, the jobless rate in the state stood at 7 percent.

92. Later, at Ohio State University, he edited the campus humor magazine.

93. Legislation regulating teaching loads and faculty productivity has been enacted in several states, including Ohio and Florida, the report said.

94. Clinton carried Ohio and its 21 electoral votes by barely 90, 000 votes in the three-way race in 1992.

95. CCI is a leading provider of cellular phone service in Ohio.

96. Ohio Street with its burlesque houses is out of the question.

97. Charvat said that before his arrival, the plant secretly dumped millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Ohio River.

98. The Bloomberg Ohio Index rose 0. 02 to 116. 46 after declining yesterday.

99. Tenor and soprano saxophones, flute. b. Cincnnati, Ohio, 20 Nov 1963.

100. But the city itself has continued to shrink, and unemployment there has remained at double the Ohio rate.

101. Pallan's latest win places him in the top ten players in Ohio.

102. Columbus-based Banc One was a top loser in the Ohio index.

103. The Ohio bank does not leave its newcomers to sink or swim by themselves.

104. The second defendant had notified the Ohio court it would decline to submit to the jurisdiction.

105. He comes from Ohio or thereabouts.

106. Maybe he lives in this, this Belvedere, Ohio, too!

107. A: 404 West Chester Street, Peterborough(), Ohio 31397.

108. Aviation was found in Dayton, Ohio.

109. Oh. The nympho is the state bird of Ohio.

110. I've decided to go after that job in Ohio.

111. And how about Bowling Green, Ohio?

112. Xenia, Ohio, near Dayton, was half destroyed.

113. The product is called aluminum oxynitride. It is being tested by the Army and the University of Dayton Research Institute in Ohio.

114. Lake Erie College in Ohio awards $ 2000 equestrian scholarships.

115. AgriculturalAgriculture experts at the Ohio State University Extension say broccoli and cauliflower grow best in cooler climates.

116. He won the Ohio State High School Championship and was medalist in the Ohio State Amateur.

117. I was a kid sportswriter just getting started, more than 40 years ago, at a now-defunct newspaper in central Ohio; Tom was one of the stars of the staff.

118. Hamilton is currently a professor the Department of at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.

119. His closest competitor for the Republican nomination was Robert Taft. Taft was a senator from Ohio and the son of a former president, William Howard Taft.

120. The Federal Building in downtown Youngstown, Ohio, features an extensive use of natural light to illuminate offices and a white roof to reflect heat.

121. As a youth, Washington worked as a surveyor and in 1754 was sent with a military expedition to maintain Virginia's claim to Ohio lands against the French.

122. According to researchers led by Liana Sayer, from Ohio State University, a women's employment status has no effect on the likelihood that her husband will opt to leave the marriage.

123. The capital of Ohio, in the central part of the state. Laid out in 82, it is a major industrial, commercial, and cultural center. Population, '32,90.

124. 1952 - Memphis Kiddie Park opens in Brooklyn, Ohio. The park's Little Dipper roller coaster would become the oldest operating steel roller coaster in North America.

125. 1893-the 19th president of the United States, Rutherford B. Hayes, died in Fremont, Ohio, at age 70.

126. On the theory that college students might be among the first to drop cable TV, the company looked at changes in subscriber figures in college towns such as Austin, Texas, and Columbus, Ohio.

127. He also plays cornerback on defense, and recently caught the eye of a recruiter from a college in Ohio.

128. Those cuddly little WACs from Ohio in their starched uniforms.

129. With only a few rescue boats available, neighbors in the northwest Ohio town of Findlay set out in their own kayaks and canoes in waist-deep streets to ferry others to safety.

130. The writer was born Chloe Anthony Wofford in 1931 in Lorain, Ohio.

131. The shares have gained 56 percent this year. Limited of Columbus, Ohio, added 81 cents, or 5.5 percent to $15.53 for a year-to-date gain of 55 percent.

132. Nor did I ever travel much beyond the Ohio - lndiana state line.

133. Automatic Switches used as traffic distributors in manual exchanges ( Indianapolis, Indiana and Defiance, Ohio ).

134. On this date: In 1833, Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd president of the United States, was born in North Bend, Ohio.

135. Qube is an interactive system based in Colombus Ohio ( US ).

136. Brad Bushman, a professor of communication and psychology at Ohio State University, said the findings should raise red flags about the role of self-esteem in society.

137. This jewel-like effect makes the giant crystals truly unique, according to John Rakovan, a mineralogist at Miami University in Ohio, who was not involved in the project.

138. The eastern U.S. can be divided by the Ohio River.

139. I'm from Canfield , Ohio and I'm twenty-four years old.

140. Ohio has offered Sears $400m to move to the Buckeye State.

141. Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.

142. Born in Ohio, Neel Kashkari is an Indian-American who earned a bachelor's and master 's in Engineering at the University of Illinois.

143. Crossing the Ohio River on that chilly night, Parker found ten fugitives frozen with fear.

144. In front of 20,000 screaming fans on the Ohio State campus, however, they failed in their quest for three titles in a row, losing 71-63 to Roger Bacon of Cincinnati.

145. That night we went to Gene Branstools farm near Utica, Ohio, for a cookout with a couple hundred farmers and their families, then stopped in a nearby field, where ten thousand people were waiting.

146. The consent decree, lodged today in the US District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, is subject to a 30-day public comment period and approval by the federal court.

146. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

147. Later, both parents taught at Ohio University. Her mother, Julia, was a literature professor. Her father, Henry, was a ceramist, an artist who makes objects out of clay.

148. A city of northeast Ohio north-northwest of Youngstown. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 21, 128.

149. He later described it as like an Ohio State football pep rally.

150. Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, is a private liberal - arts school a history of social activism.

151. Sean Kay of Ohio Wesleyan University says that despite the alliance's decision to resume relations with Russia, NATO countries are still divided over the issue.

152. Some quite literally: In 2001, a 30-year-old National Guardsman from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, legally changed his name to Optimus Prime.

153. Who is He? Mr. Ron Henrich is the S.C.O.P.E. teacher at my junior high down here in West Chester, Ohio.

154. One example of a growing city, residentially and commercially, is Wooster, Ohio, my place of residency.

155. The Shawnee were an Algonquian-speaking North American Indian people who lived in what is now the central Ohio River Valley.

156. One such client is Wilson Memorial Hospital , north of Dayton, Ohio.

157. Cincinnati is a city of extreme southwest Ohio on the Ohio River.

158. In 1801 , Chapman transported 16 bushels of apple seeds from western Pennsylvania down the Ohio River.

159. A city of northeast Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie. Population, 7, 000.

160. The writer was born Chloe Anthony Wofford in 1931 in Lorain, Ohio. She took the nickname Toni in college.

161. Later in the month, we did a one-day tour of California's San Joaquin Valley, and two-day trips through Texas and what wed missed of Ohio and Pennsylvania, ending up in western New York.

162. A city of northern Ohio west-southwest of Cleveland. Settled in 87, it is an industrial center. Population, 5', 74'.

163. On my first job as sports editor for the Montpelier (Ohio) Leader Enterprise, I didn't get a lot of fan mail, so I was intrigued by a letter that was dropped on my desk one morning.

164. Cincinnati products are manufactured at factories in Cincinnati, Ohio and Birmingham, England.

165. Graduate Student Alumni Research Award , 1994 - 1995 . The Ohio State University.

166. That part of Northern Ohio where the Bently farms lay began to emerge from pioneer life.

167. His younger brother, Orville , was born four years later in Dayton, Ohio on August 17, 1871.

168. And last, Ohio invented chewing gum and the hot dog.

169. Pittsburgh: A city of southwest Pennsylvania at the point where the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers forms the Ohio River.

170. Agriculture experts at the Ohio State University Extension say broccoli and cauliflower grow best in coolerclimateclimates.

171. In Ohio, thisdeer would rank fourth all time in the Buckeye Big Buck Club records.

172. It was the Christmas Day in 1961 when I was teaching the junior class in the primary school of a small town in Ohio.

173. AK Steel Holding Corp. , based in West Chester, Ohio, said it is raising the surcharge on February shipments of electrical steel to $165 a short ton from $10 a short ton.

174. Congressman John Bingham of Ohio was principal framer of the Equal Protection Clause.

175. Maya Lin was born in Athens, Ohio. She is the niece of Lin Huiyin, who is said to be the first female.

176. A city of northeast Ohio on Lake Erie . A port of entry and industrial center, the city was laid out in 1796 by Moses Cleveland (1754-1806). Population, 505,616.

176. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

177. He was a senator from the state of Ohio, Warren Harding.

178. Thomas Alva Edison was born on February eleventh, eighteen - forty - seven in the small town of Milan, Ohio.

179. The Ohio report shows that students who used Facebook had a "significantly" lower grade point average - the marking system used in US universities - than those who did not use the site.

180. One municipal court in Ohio stopped accepting new cases because it could not afford to buy paper. New York judges' pay has been frozen for a dozen years, even as their caseload has increased by 30%.

181. The states of Louisiana, Ohio, and Oklahoma , and the Northern Arapaho Tribe, joined the federal government in the agreement.

182. A city of southeast Ohio in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains west of Marietta. Settled c. 1797, it is a processing and manufacturing center. Population, 21, 265.

183. The inventor was working for the Eveready Battery Co. at their research laboratory in Parma, Ohio.

184. In Cleveland, Ohio, it is illegal to catch mice without a hunting license.

185. As a little girl growing up in a poor Ohio neighborhood in the 1940's, Gloria Steinem dreamed of becoming a movie star or a dancer.

186. The capital of Ohio, in the central part of the state. Laid out in 1812, it is a major industrial, commercial, and cultural center. Population, 632,910.

187. The lead author of the study, Lonnie G. Thompson, a glaciologist at Ohio State University, has concluded that the melting of recent years is unique.

188. Dr Jason Box, a glaciologist from Ohio State University, proposes wrapping Greenland in a blanket.

189. "I am very excited about this paper, not only as a mineralogist but as a teacher and curator," says David Saja of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Ohio.

190. The state of Ohio is in the midwest. It is named the Buckeye State after a tree that produces nuts similar to chestnuts.

191. The Cleveland Clinic in Ohio says the cluster headache can be many times more intense than a migraine.

192. The others made it to the Ohio shore, where Parker hurriedly arranged for a wagon to take them to the next "station" on the Underground Railroad -- the first leg of their journey to safety in Canada.

193. Daniel Miracle, a metallurgist at the Air Force Research Laboratory in Ohio who was not involved in the research, called the discovery "a really, really neat, important finding."

194. Ohio-born William Tecumseh Sherman was named after Tecumseh, the Shawnee chief who had tried to unite Ohio River Valley Native American tribes in the early 19th century.

195. Private First Class Brandon Voris, 19, of Lebanon, Ohio, stands in the middle of his camp as a sandstorm hits the remote outpost near Kunjak, in southern Afghanistan's Helmand province.

196. Richard G. Milter is associate professor of management in College of Business at Ohio University.

197. Jiayuh Lin, PhD, an associate professor of paediatrics at Ohio State and senior author of the study, told Medscape Medical News he would advocate taking a COX-2 inhibitor as a preventive measure.

198. A at Ohio State University argues yes in a new book called " American Homicide. "

199. The chief architect of post war Republican organizational strength into Ohio was Ray C . Bliss.

200. Maya Lin was born in Athens, Ohio in nineteen fifty-nine. Her parents had each fled China in the late nineteen forties. They met and married while living in the United States.

201. If both New York and Ohio turn down the Amendment tonight, it will be dead.

202. Jessica Gamble has been charged with child endangerment, evidence tampering and "corrupting another with drugs, " according to an indictment returned by a grand jury in Cincinnati, Ohio.

203. A city of southwest Pennsylvania at the point where the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers forms the Ohio River.

204. Though Wisconsin has a relatively modest haul of 74 delegates, Clinton's weaknesses in the state threaten to follow her through Texas and Ohio which her campaign has cast as do-or-die contests.

205. She continued in that vein speaking to supporters in Youngstown, Ohio, Tuesday night, saying Americans cannot afford someone who needs what she called "on the job training.

206. An Ohio woman who is pregnant with another woman's child after a mix-up at a fertility clinic has agreed to hand over the baby to the biological mother after she gives birth in the coming days.

206. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

207. DRIVE up the leafy Leadership Trail in Milford, Ohio and you reach what appears from the outside to be a luxury ski lodge.

208. To date Frontier has supported the likes of TechColumbus, Ohio State University and the Cleveland Clinic.

209. A city of northeast Ohio north-northwest of Youngstown. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 2, 28.

210. Human laughter has robust roots in our animalian past, " said jack panksepp, a professor of psychobiology at bowling green state university in ohio."

211. It's five weeks until Election Day but some voters in Ohio are already ballots.

212. And so here I am today, 19 years later, an Ursuline Sister of Youngstown, Ohio.

213. It is said that the two biggest Manx colonies outside Britain were in Cape Town and Cleveland, so perhaps it was the presence in Cleveland of friends of his parents that drew him to Ohio.

214. Now, by day, Parker worked in an iron foundry in the Ohio port of Ripley.

215. The boat navigated the Monongahela, then followed the ohio to Cairo, Illinois, where it joins the Mississippi.

216. A city of northeast Ohio northeast of Cleveland. It is a trade center in a farming area. Population, 15, 699.

217. Carlyle Thayer, of the Australian Defence Force Academy, notes that it has already deployed 31 of its 53 fast-attack submarines and three Ohio class nuclear submarines to the Pacific.

218. A river rising in central Kentucky and flowing about 595 km (370 mi) generally northwest to the Ohio River near Evansville, Indiana.

219. "We don't know how much dark matter is outside of what we're measuring," says galaxy modeller Christopher Mihos of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

220. OcheAgriculture experts at the Ohio State University Extension say broccoli and cauliflower go grow best in colerclemtscooler climates.

221. Most people outside of Marion Lynn's hometown of Garret, Ohio, may have never heard of her.

222. Cleveland:a city of northeast Ohio on Lake Erie. a port of entry and industrial center, the city was laid out in 1796 by Moses Cleveland (1754-1806).

223. Hill spoke at the session on the Science of Kissing, along with Helen Fisher of Rutgers University and Donald Lateiner of Ohio Wesleyan University.

224. In 2006 car and parts manufacturing comprised 5% of GDP in Ohio, 7.6% in Indiana and 10% in Michigan, according to the most recent figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).

225. Elizabeth Willard is a grotesque character in Sherwood Anderson's work Winesburg, Ohio.

226. Senator Obama had hoped to deliver Senator Clinton a knock - out blow by winning Ohio and Texas, but he came away with only a win in Vermont.

227. Copley Township is a town of about 14,000 people outside Akron, about 40 miles south of Cleveland in northeast Ohio.

228. Harrison, a grandson of President William Henry Harrison, was born in North Bend, Ohio, and moved to Indianapolis, Indiana at age 21, eventually becoming a prominent politician there.

229. It was closely associated with the work of Charles Finney, America's most famous antebellum revivalist, and with the faculty at Oberlin College, Ohio (founded 1833), of which Finney was a part.

230. Tyler became well-known nationally in 1938, when he carried his work with the Eight-Year Study from Ohio State University to the University of Chicago at the invitation of Robert Hutchins.

231. I pushed through some dreary weather in Michigan and Ohio, climbed the roller-coaster foothills of the Appalachians and battled traffic and chewed up roads as I entered the city.

232. He was so fanatical about the aroma of his cigars that he brought his cigar humidor from his Ohio home to the White House.

233. A city of northwest Ohio southwest of Toledo. Fort Defiance was built on the site by Anthony Wayne in1794. Population, 16, 768.

234. A city of northeast Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland and Akron. Population, 28, 230.

235. Last fall, 13 - month - old Aidan Truett of Hamilton, Ohio, developed what seemed like an upper respiratory infection.

236. It is difficult to picture Mr. Snell's modern-day counterpart, Rep. John Boehner of Ohio,[] saying anything like that.

237. Ron Davis started his career as a steelworker in Ohio 29 years ago.

238. One tornado that was especially destructive hit Xenia , Ohio.

239. Among the candidates are Russian dandelion and guayule, a desert shrub found in the south-western American states and in Mexico, says Joe Walter, a tyre expert at the University of Akron in Ohio.

240. A county in Ohio, local judges and urged the public to carry guns, because half of the local security office employee on leave without pay.

241. Did that poor college girl forgive Andy Dick for apologizing after peeing on her at the Funny Bone in Columbus, Ohio?

242. Goes far beyond the US" Ohio "the level, becomes in the world the biggest first-level nuclear-powered submarine, may be called world-class" submarine does not have the muscle greatly ".

243. My son and my daughter are both alumni of Ohio State University.

244. In 1998, he followed up those wins with the US and Canadian National titles as well as the Ohio Buckeye Champion Stallion title.

245. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens in Cleveland , Ohio.

246. A city of northeast Ohio, a residential suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie.

247. In 1886, the American Federation of Labor was founded in Columbus, Ohio.

248. I was teaching the junior class in a primary school of a small town in Ohio.

249. Well, I think Ohio has a better biology department than Florida.

250. The jurisprudential professor Peter of Ohio university says, consumer ought not to become computer expert ability to protect his privacy quite.

251. Jessica Evert of Ohio State University in Columbus examined the medical histories of over 400 centenarians (The Journals of Gerontology Series A, vol 58, p 232).

252. "I'm so psyched she is bringing this issue to the forefront," said Geniene Pernotto, 43, a marketing director and single mother of one in Youngstown, Ohio.

253. CMU College of Pharmacy establishes academic affiliation agreement with The Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy.

254. A city of northeast Ohio, a residential suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie. Population, 47, 358.

255. It's illegal to fish in the Ohio River in Kentucky without an Indiana Fishing License.

256. Rhythm - and - blues singer and songwriter Gerald Levert died at his home in Ohio.

257. In 2008, Tom Hodge, 34, learned about the closing of the General Motors assembly plant in Moraine, Ohio, in which he had worked for 12 years.

258. In particular, the two men from Ohio – Sherman and Rockefeller – disagreed sharply over the prospect and the wisdom of turning the tide of increasing industrial concentration.

259. Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson, an American realistic writer,() pointed out a new way for the American realistic novels.

260. Latter-Day Saints believe that in 1836 Moses appeared to Joseph Smith, Jr. at the Kirtland Temple in Kirtland, Ohio and gave him the keys for the gathering of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.

261. A city of southwest Ohio surrounded by Cincinnati, of which it is a residential suburb with various light industries. Population, 23, 674.

262. Let's just say there's a well - dressed pack of dogs in Ohio.

263. The most famous example involved an accountant from northern Ohio named John D. Rockefeller.

264. Barack Obama visited Ohio nine times this year, becoming a regular in Youngstown, Columbus and Cleveland.

265. But it is better to live here in sackcloth and ashes, than to own the whole state of Ohio.

266. Ryan D. Tweney is an emeritus professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University, Ohio, and is the author of several books on scientific thinking.

267. During the first quarter of the 19th century, people from New England and Middle Atlantic states were pouring into the northern Ohio and Indiana and later into southern Michigan.

268. The Marion Star reported on Buckeye Chuck of Ohio not seeing his shadow.

269. Dr Holloman and his colleagues at the Ohio State University created a predictive statistical computer model.

270. This area includes the Ohio Valley and parts of the Upper Midwest.

271. Santorum essentially split the vote in Ohio, despite being heavily outspent by Romney's campaign.

272. In 1833, Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd president of the United States, was born in North Bend, Ohio.

273. A city of west - central Ohio north of Dayton. It is a processing center. Population, 19, 478.

274. The Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice called on lawyers in the state to provide pro bono assistance to people facing foreclosures.

274. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

275. Stumpy the Kangaroo, a resident of the sanctuary of the International Kangaroo Society (which is, curiously, in Ohio), lost a leg, a disastrous injury for a two-legged mammal.

276. This may be about to change, if Alok Sutradhar of Ohio State University has his way.

277. Some of the work from the Troy facility in Ohio and the Memphis facility in Tennessee will be transferred to remaining Tekni- Plex facilities.

278. To personally meet with guests at our beautiful Retreat Center in Utica , Ohio.

279. The Ohio River is one of the tributaries of the Mississippi River.

280. Pat lives in a bungalow in a residential neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio.

281. By 1810 the districts along the Ohio River provided nearly three - quarters of the country's salt.

282. This gave them the name "Copperheads." One important Copperhead was a former congressman from Ohio, Clement Vallandigham.

283. Scott Simpson, an anatomist at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, said the study used a "very elegant and well-designed experiment."

284. On this day in 1838, in order to avoid anti-Mormon persecution, Latter Day Saint movement founder Joseph Smith, Jr. and his followers fled Kirtland, Ohio for Far West, Missouri.