1. Jamaica is a very cosmopolitan island.

2. Bananas and sugar are the staples of Jamaica.

3. Our next landfall should be Jamaica.

4. Our operations in Jamaica are being wound up.

5. Jamaica won the gold in the sprint relay.

6. A powerful tidal wave struck Jamaica, killing 2000.

7. Jamaica is home to over two million people.

8. Lewis stopped off in Jamaica before flying on to Toronto.

9. I'm enjoying the relaxed pace of life of Jamaica.

10. In Jamaica black and white people have lived together in racial harmony for many years.

11. Born in Jamaica(), Rigby had immigrated to England 30 years before.

12. Manley's hope for an economic miracle in Jamaica was not realized.

13. Myles vacationed in Jamaica.

14. Ackee is the national fruit of Jamaica.

15. The largest swallowtail lives in Jamaica.

16. Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Guyana.

17. Country Profile: Jamaica, Belize, Windward and Leeward Islands.

18. There's an article about Jamaica in this issue.

19. Jamaica will be losing a fine lady.

20. Descendents of all three groups still live in Jamaica.

21. Last year, Jamaica produced 270,000 boxes, or 16,[sentence dictionary]200 tonnes of premium beans.

22. Police in Jamaica say they have arrested suspected drug lord Christopher "Dudus" Coke on the outskirts of the capital, Kingston.

23. I currently live in Jamaica Beach, Texas on Galveston Island.

24. He has spent a month basking in the adulation of the fans back in Jamaica.

25. The Princess Royal arrived at Gatwick this morning from Jamaica.

26. The following week the 'Queen Elizabeth' set sail for Jamaica.

27. The upside of the whole thing is that we got a free trip to Jamaica.

28. You can hear Cuban music. You can hear music of the Caribbean islands, old calypso music from deep in the Caribbean and reggae from Jamaica.

29. Bob Marley, ganja, dreadlocks, cliff jumping and Montego Bay are all synonymous with Jamaica.

30. The human 100 m record holder is Usain Bolt of Jamaica. He's a relative slowpoke at 9.54 secs.

1. Jamaica is a very cosmopolitan island.

2. Bananas and sugar are the staples of Jamaica.

31. It turns out the U.S. and Jamaica are the only two places on Earth now that use the Fahrenheit scale.

32. COMMENTARY: There is a light encircling Jamaica now. A ring of lampstands giving ample testimony to the gospel and there is a clear role for each individual ecclesia .

33. If you look at the size of Jamaica in comparison to this radar image showing Hurricane Dean, you can see that the island nation is bracing for a serious storm.

34. You may think you know Du Maurier from the high drama of Jamaica Inn and the noir of Rebecca.

35. Tell him Mr. Mason. Mr. Mason from Spanish Town, Jamaica.

36. These nations include Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Barbados, and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

37. Jamaica suffers the planet's second - highest murder rate, and St Kitts and Nevis ranks third.

38. A couple was celebrating their golden wedding anniversary on the beaches in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

39. In 1976, a new intemational monetary system, Jamaica system was built.

40. In 1973, Galella flew to Jamaica in pursuit of Steve McQueen, who was shooting the prison-escape movie Papillon.

41. The capital of the Cayman Islands, on Grand Cayman in the West Indies west of Jamaica.

42. Third world countries including Jamaica, Surinam, and Guyana supply almost 90% of developed nation imports of bauxite.

43. Tell him I'm selling my cargo and yours in the market at Jamaica for a fancy price .

44. World indoor champion Lolo Jones of the United States came from behind to win the women's 100 hurdles in 12. 58, and Melanie Walker of Jamaica won the 400 hurdles in 54. 22.

45. Plans are rolling full steam ahead for the Jamaica Festival.

46. Another rookie musher drawing attention was Newton Marshall, the first Iditarod competitor from Jamaica.

47. Up in the lofty Blue Mountains of eastern Jamaica, where daybreak must sift through the early morning mist, lies Mavis Bank, and a small rural town.

48. What is less well known is that English is also the mother tongue in countries such as the Republic of Ireland (officially called Eire), Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad,[http://] and Guyana.

49. A town of northwest Jamaica on the Caribbean Sea. Visited by Columbus in1494, it is today a port and popular resort area. Population, 70, 285.

50. Ark Peace, the Chinese Navy hospital ship, wrapped up its visit to Jamaica on November 4 after offering volunteer medical service to Jamaican people both aboard and from local medical center.

51. Dual tracks of light from luminous spots, one on each side of the thorax, chronicle the movements of a click beetle on a leaf in Jamaica.

52. Any of several flat-jointed tropical American cacti of the genus Opuntia, which includes the prickly pears , especially O. tuna of Jamaica, having yellow flowers and edible red fruit.

53. Film in Class : Black, S . Life and Debt . About Sweatshops in Jamaica.

54. We'd be going from Miami to Grand Cayman, then on to Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and back.

55. The hydrodynamic head is provided by influx of fresh water from the interior of tropical Jamaica.

56. Bob Marley popularized reggae music, along with the Rastafarian religion, to the world outside Jamaica. He did so, moreover, with a nearly messianic fervor and aplomb.

57. At end of scale , one of the largest swallowtail butterflies lives in Jamaica.

58. Most Allspice is produced in Jamaica, but alternative sourcesinclude Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico.

59. The capital of Jamaica, in the southeast part of the island on the Caribbean Sea.

60. Origin: Jamaica, gets its name from the Caribbean Sea surrounded by the Blue Mountains are.

61. The Government of Jamaica consider it imprudent to abolish the death penalty.

62. Pimento( commonly called allspice) is the ground fruit of Eugenia pimenta, grown in Jamaica and the West Indies.

63. right the mango i did noy know about i'm in jamaica and a mango tree is right in my back yard so i'll be eating mango evry day now.

64. An extinct flightless bird from Jamaica fought rivals and predators with wings evolved into clubs, scientists suggest.

65. Most countries have a fixed date National Day, but some have movable dates. An example here is Jamaica, which celebrates its National Day on the first Monday in August.

66. According to reports, Jamaica last year's IAAF out - of - competition doping test frequency, the world's fifth more.

67. Country Report: Jamaica, Belize, Windward and Leeward Islands, with Country Profile.

68. Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines were also hit, causing losses totaling more than $3.4 billion.

69. A scattering of Arawak Indian villages once surrounded Jamaica’s second largest and most visited city, but now high-rise hotels and restaurants dominate the coastal landscape.

70. The next day, in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Sheila and I skip the rain-forest bobsled excursion and swim with dolphins.

71. I first went there to trace my roots, visiting my mum's home island of Jamaica.

72. Ginger is the pulverized dried root of Zanzibar officinale, grown in Jamaica, China, and India.

73. he died in 1655 at sea between Hispaniola and Jamaica, while serving as a commissioner for Oliver Cromwell on a military expedition to retake the island of Hispaniola.

74. On February 1, 2005, Vice Premier Zeng Qinghong arrived in Kingston, capital of Jamaica, kicking off his formal visit to the country.

75. Returning them to the mercies of chaotic Jamaica would offer few benefits.

76. These nations include Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Dominica , Grenada, Jamaica, Bardados, and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

77. A poor man's orchid shines in a Port Antonio garden. Some 3,000 species of flowering plants flourish in Jamaica, 800 of them unique to the island.

78. Iris Thompson lives in Balaclava ,[] high in the central mountains of western Jamaica.

79. The Jamaica Festival is planning a series of workshops and business seminars.

80. THE daughter of a shipwright in the Royal Navy, Elizabeth Marsh had her first sailing adventure as she travelled in her mother's womb from Jamaica to England in 1735.

81. Yet all possible three-party combinations have been ruled out by one of their prospective members: the Greens reject Jamaica and the FDP says no to the traffic light.

82. There is a Bob Marley museum on Hope Road in Kingston, Jamaica, where he once lived.

83. To examine this, the Smithsonian scientists focused on American redstarts (Setophaga ruticilla), a member of the warbler family, at a non-breeding site in Jamaica where they conduct long-term studies.

84. There is a predominance of black people in the population of Jamaica.

85. The skeleton found in Seven Rivers, Jamaica, is a new genus and species of the order Sirenia, which encompasses the ancestors of modern-day manatees and dugongs.

86. A religious sect originating in Jamaica whose members worship Haile Selassie as savior and regard Africa, especially Ethiopia, as the Promised Land.

87. Reggae must be the only music that's got its own country — Jamaica.

88. He identified the turtles as Diamondback terrapins, a species common to Jamaica Bay, which surrounds the airport.

89. It has just returned from the Indies where it delivered 200 men, women and children to Jamaica.

90. She received her MBBS degree from the University of the West Indies, Jamaica and her M.Sc. degree in community health in developing countries from the University of London.

91. Jamaica: In Jamaica, the Bank is co-financing the implementation of the National Strategic Plan for Early Childhood Development (NSP).

92. Eden recuperated from the crisis in Ian Fleming's house, Goldeneye , in Jamaica.

93. The team now flies to Kingston as Nigeria meet Jamaica in a friendly on Tuesday night.