Similar words: george, george ii, by George, georgette, george iii, george mason, george eastman, george marshall. Meaning: n. 1. a section of northwestern Washington, D.C. 2. port city and the capital and largest city of Guyana.
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31. After Georgetown, Kit went into the Marine Corps, then became an international banker.
32. The Seattle-based architecture and general contracting firm recently created the first cargo container buildings for Seattle in the design district of the Georgetown area.
33. From the tents of Occupy Wall Street to the firesides of Georgetown the cry goes up that the ideological polarisation of the political parties leaves the great bulk of the electorate unrepresented.
34. Marbury became our first high school diarist, and AI landed on the cover as a Georgetown sophomore.
35. It all flows, says Charles Kupchan, a Europe-watcher at America's Georgetown University, from the fact that American culture is more libertarian, whereas that of Europe is more communitarian.
36. On Dec. 23, during Harvard's 86-70 loss to Georgetown in Washington, McNally says, one spectator yelled "Sweet-and-sour pork!" from the stands.
37. The National Park Service once runs replica boats out of Georgetown.
38. One person has been killed and 19 people injured in an explosion at a bus depot in the capital of Guyana, Georgetown.
39. Virginia Steen, a professor at Georgetown University and director of the Rheumatology Fellowship Program there.
40. Charles Deacon is the dean of admissions at Georgetown University in Washington, D . C.
41. At the time I was an undergrad at Georgetown University studying international relations.
42. Professors Cass Sunstein of the University of Chicago and Susan Bloch of Georgetown released a letter on the unconstitutionality of the impeachment process signed by four hundred legal scholars.
43. Kyle decided on Georgetown, and I was going to Duke.
44. I thought you'd be taking the summer courses at Georgetown University.
45. I hadn’t been a regular churchgoer since I left home for Georgetown in 1964, and I’d stopped singing in the church choir a few years before then.
46. Economic anxiety is well-grounded according to an analysis by Georgetown University.
47. Charles Dixon Deacon is the dean of admissions at Georgetown University in Washington, D . C .
48. In August 1835, a young German cartographer named Robert Schomburgk arrived in Georgetown, the capital of British Guiana, to begin an epic journey on behalf of the Royal Geographical Society.
49. One Georgetown player shrugged off the contretemps. "Man, it's just a game, " he said.
50. "Basically, we can think that the bats have a cocktail party every evening," says Jagmeet Kanwal, who studies mustached bats at Georgetown University.
51. Kangbin obtained his Ph . D in economics from Georgetown University and his MBA from Wuhan University.
52. Davidgraduated from Georgetown last year and is studying public health at the University of Oxford.
53. At Stetson I worked out every day with Lee Scruggs, the center who played at Georgetown. He's playing now in the NBDL,(www.Sentencedict.com) the NBA's minor league.
54. Chalabi invited him to the town house in Georgetown, and they discussed the VX discovery.
55. Founded by the British in1781, it was called Stabroek while it was controlled by the Dutch and was renamed Georgetown in1812. Population, 78, 500.
56. Buchanan was suspended for a year from Georgetown University after brawling with police.
57. Conclusions Infection rate of intestinal parasites is quite high in the citizen of Georgetown district.
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