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31 Presidents' Day came about by combining the birthdays of two American presidents: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

32 Finally, some people name their children after famous rulers or public figures, like George Washington Carver, for example, or even after their favorite soap opera actors on television...

33 A legend still persists that she showed George Washington how to make a five-pointed star and suggested thirteen stars in a circle for the first flag.

34 He finds a severed hand (Solomon's) marked with Masonic symbols, pointing to an 1865 painting of George Washington depicted as a pagan god. This is certainly terrible.

35 Some of the bridges, like the George Washington Bridge, and some of the tunnels, such as the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels, are famous.

36 The Colonel was a descendant of President George Washington. He lived on a big farm near Harpers Ferry.

37 All lorries were being stopped on George Washington Bridge and there was increased security at all other bridges and tunnels.

38 The U.S. first Polaris submarine,[http://sentencedict.com/george washington.html] George Washington at Groton in Connecticut.

39 George Washington was a stern administrator, deeply religious a sticker for rules and a strict disciplinarian.

40 And, also, the seven-dollar toll to cross the Hudson on the George Washington Bridge.

41 It's just lurking in the background. In this case, we have a race for president between George Washington and Benedict Arnold .

42 I remember sitting with a girlfriend later that week on a slope of grass looking out toward the George Washington Bridge and saying, "If I have tuberculosis, I guess my life is over."

43 And it's looking up on the wooded heights of Washington Heights, to Jeffrey's Hook, where the George Washington Bridge goes across today.

44 George Washington was the first president to place his hand on a Christian Bible when taking the oath of office. Since then, bibles have been used with rare exception.

45 President George Washington delivered the first State of the Union Address in 1790.

46 I read "The Cricket in Times Square" and Beverly Cleary and books about horses and young Indian braves and biographies of George Washington Carver from the school library.

47 Within a week they were tearing off each other's polyfibres at Arlen's Adult Motel near the George Washington Bridge.

48 What about the story of George Washington and the cherry tree?

49 When George Washington dispatched Benedict Arnold on a mission to court French Canadians' support for the American Revolution in 1775, he cautioned Arnold not to let their religion get in the way.

50 Do you think george washington carver could create hundreds of agricultural innovations for just a beaker and petri dish?

51 Love penetrates the mysteries of life, "Anything, " said George Washington Carver, "Will give up its secrets if you love it enough."

52 George Washington is considered to be the founding father of the United States of America.

53 Herzl Chai of Tel Aviv University's School of Mechanical Engineering and his colleagues at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and George Washington University gives the answer.

54 The George Washington Bridge (1931) more than doubled that distance to 3,500 feet.

55 In 1783, General George Washington resigned his Commission as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army to the Congress, consolidating the democratic principle of civil control over military forces.

56 The February 22 birthday of George Washington, military leader of the American Revolution and first president of the United States, has been a legal holiday since 1885.

57 "My roommate and I are really similar," says George Washington University freshman Katie O'Toole.

58 The war games starting Sunday and involving the USS George Washington supercarrier display resolve by Korean War allies Washington and Seoul to respond strongly to any future North Korean aggression.

59 According to documents released by the Pentagon on March 14, Mohammed also admitted to plotting to destroy suspension bridges in New York, like the George Washington Bridge.

60 When George Washington became the first President of the United States, there was no permanent capital.