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61 A spokeswoman at the White House has squelched rumors about the president's ill-health.

62 Chalabi sought to avoid trouble with the White House.

63 How do you like the White House, Your Majesty?

64 A military band played from the White House balcony.

65 The White House seems to be counting on this.

66 The White House does not want to antagonize Beijing.

67 A mass of people marched before the White House.

68 Spelling and his family dine at the White House.

69 What Clinton did with the veterans' budget illustrates the dilemma the White House faces with many politically sensitive constituencies.

70 Arnold said that the national committee occasionally dealt with Anne Stock[sentencedict.com], head of the White House social office.

71 Republicans in Congress, used to having a lock on the White House, began attacking Clinton at once.

72 About 200 tourists were gathered in the main foyer of the White House.

73 But Democrats applauded, generally taking the pious view that the White House can never be above the law.

74 Roosevelt, furthermore, was almost certainly the most gifted man to sit in the White House in the twentieth century.

75 The White House is being very cagey about the contents of the report.

76 There are hopes that an agreement can be made to break the deadlock between the White House and Congress.

77 He said the White House would have no further comment.

78 Some Honor Guard members will escort dignitaries at the inauguration and the White House reviewing stand.

79 Should Clinton win, that official announcement would herald the biggest clearout of personnel the White House has seen.

80 He began organizing the event in earnest after the White House expressed support 10 days ago.

81 This means the White House has not been required to undertake special safety precautions during the current water emergency, he said.

82 It will be plugged into the White House e-mail system.

83 Bill Clinton was once again being boosted as the front-runner for the White House in the fall election.

84 The Washington police fired tear gas at them and the gas was blown at once across the White House garden.

85 The White House sidestepped questions about linking the gas tax repeal with the minimum wage.

86 The Clintons got what they wanted more than anything else: the White House with its power and prestige.

87 Jimmy Carter's limited experience in politics had not given him adequate preparation for the demands of the White House.

88 He can make sure that the campaign office, which he oversees, and the White House are in step.

89 A leadership style that has made her a remarkably effective prime minister would be a crippling liability in the White House.

90 Other presidents fade into the dusty past once they have left the White House.