Similar words: new amsterdam, hamster, yesterday, yesterday morning, yesterday's newspaper, cofferdam, the day before yesterday, red-letter day. Meaning: n. an industrial center and the nominal capital of the Netherlands; center of the diamond-cutting industry; seat of an important stock exchange; known for its canals and art museum.
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121. Her work earned her a coveted place in a World Press Master Class in Amsterdam.
122. Bart de Boer, a linguist at the University of Amsterdam, adds that the paper "looks methodologically quite sound."
123. A mock-up "checkpoint of the future" has gone on display at the Aviation Security World Conference in Amsterdam, including hi-tech colour-coded scanning corridors.
124. We all go to Amsterdam, and Jamie's the one who hooks up!
125. By 1640 , New Amsterdam was spiraling into chaos and corruption.Sentencedict
126. Based near Amsterdam, Peters's company, Bugs Originals, has put freeze-dried locusts and mealworms on the shelves at the 24 outlets of Sligro, the Dutch food wholesaler.
127. About three o'clock in the afternoon the spark reached the outskirts of Amsterdam.
128. Ernst van der Hoeven, is a landscape architect. Lives and works in Amsterdam ( NL ) .
129. The usual method of getting through the Amsterdam traffic is to cycle to your local railway station and take the train.
130. The fur trade flourished and the Dutch city of New Amsterdam was established on Manhattan Island.
131. In the modern era, the Olympic Flame first appeared at the 1928 Amsterdam Games.
132. The German radio gave the news of Mr. Roosevelt's death, under an Amsterdam dateline, without comment.
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