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121. Best paired with New England style corn-and-cod chowder or Portobello and polenta tamales.

122. In New England, however, the Suffolk Bank in Boston, Massachusetts, had redeemed bank notes of out-of-town banks only if they kept on deposit amounts large enough to cover the redemptions.

123. Sorry to have kept you waiting. Consomme, and New England clam chowder. Some crackers, please.

124. The red brick walls with punched, mullioned windows are enjoyably like-but-unlike traditional New England vernacular.

125. Layzer, Judy. "The New England Groundfish Crisis. " in The Environmental Case. Washington D. C. : CQ Press, 2002.Sentence dictionary

126. It is uncannily similar in taste and look to New England clam chowder served in bread bowls.

127. During the first quarter of the 19th century, people from New England and Middle Atlantic states were pouring into the northern Ohio and Indiana and later into southern Michigan.

128. Take a tumble to New England and sample savory seafood trays.

129. Among the world's population of those who are over 100 years old, 85 percent are women, according to the New England Centenarian Study.

130. Scientists said a warmer New England would be less hospitable to maple sugar farms, apple orchards and cranberry bogs.

131. But because there are plenty of common katydids in upstate New York and in other parts of New England, it's hard to get funding for a katydid survey in New York City.

132. The Death of the Hired Man," "Home Burial," "A Servant to Servants," these are poems in which Frost is giving New England workers the language of the great English poets.