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31. Midwestern and western Domocrates were ardent supporters of Second New Deal domestic policies.

32. Several years ago a midwestern publication ran a poetry contest, setting forth three rules for submission.

33. America English has many dialects, especially the midwestern, southern, African American and Spanish dialects.

34. It lasted for hours, and stretched across a huge area of the northeastern and midwestern United States.

35. A prepossessing performer with a beautiful baritone, Murray is tall, blond and Midwestern - looking.

36. He had been born in the aristocracy of the wealthy Midwestern family.

37. See, there he goes, " Tully said in his earnest Midwestern locution . "He's walking around it... Now he's climbing on top of it.

38. Quick-acting doctors in that Midwestern hospital managed to regulate her breathing with an emergency tracheotomy and intravenous drug treatment7.

39. The midwestern state of Missouri is called The Show Me State. The people of that frontier state were once famous for not believing everything people told them.

40. The midwestern state of Missouri is called the Show Me State. The people of that frontier state were once famous for not believing everything people told them.

41. Ice, snow and hail are blanketing the midwestern United States,(www.Sentencedict.com) as part of a massive winter storm expected to be one of the biggest in recent years.

42. It is fitting that Iowa should be the first Midwestern state to let gays marry.

43. Foley described some of the most visible environmental damage as occurring in the Midwestern United States, with its intensive commercial production of food staples like corn and soybeans.

44. Abe Lincoln was a prominent railroad lawyer in 1860, but he campaigned for the White House as the simple Midwestern rail-splitter.

45. In the midwestern states there is a high incidence of cow rabies from exposure to skunks.

46. He rebuked Midwestern senators who had voted against the tariff bill.

47. The voice was tart, high, businesslike, the tone flat, midwestern, abrasive.

48. The kind of agricultural unit that evolved in the Middle colonies later became typical of the great food belts of the Midwestern United States.

49. "Gone With the Wind" was number two in the southern and midwestern United States while easterners chose "The Lord of the Rings" and westerners opted for "The Stand".

50. Giant machines reap the wheat grown in the midwestern United States.

51. Now, 30 years later, wolf populations in the midwestern United States have recovered enough to end their protected status .

52. The Midwestern state of Indiana is called the Hoosier State, but nobody is quite sure why.

53. He grew up in Midwestern state of Indiana and attended college and law school at Harvard.

54. The kind of agricultural unit that evolved in the middle colonies later became typical of the great food belts of the midwestern United States.

55. A freshwater sunfish (Lepomis gulosus) of the eastern and midwestern United States, having an olive color, a large mouth, and minute teeth on its tongue.

56. I had a summer job when I was a college kid, as a house painter and jack-of-all-trades at a fishing resort owned by my Uncle Tom in the northern midwestern state of Wisconsin.

57. Increasingly, Mexican immigrants instead head to midwestern and southern states such as Ohio, Georgia and Texas.

58. Midwestern businesses are badly positioned because many are family - owned and have not reinvested their profits.

59. A chain of hardware stores located regionally in the Midwestern United States.