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241. Did that poor college girl forgive Andy Dick for apologizing after peeing on her at the Funny Bone in Columbus, Ohio?

242. Goes far beyond the US" Ohio "the level, becomes in the world the biggest first-level nuclear-powered submarine, may be called world-class" submarine does not have the muscle greatly ".

243. My son and my daughter are both alumni of Ohio State University.

244. In 1998, he followed up those wins with the US and Canadian National titles as well as the Ohio Buckeye Champion Stallion title.

245. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens in Cleveland , Ohio.

246. A city of northeast Ohio, a residential suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie.

247. In 1886, the American Federation of Labor was founded in Columbus, Ohio.

248. I was teaching the junior class in a primary school of a small town in Ohio.

249. Well, I think Ohio has a better biology department than Florida.

250. The jurisprudential professor Peter of Ohio university says, consumer ought not to become computer expert ability to protect his privacy quite.

251. Jessica Evert of Ohio State University in Columbus examined the medical histories of over 400 centenarians (The Journals of Gerontology Series A, vol 58, p 232).

252. "I'm so psyched she is bringing this issue to the forefront," said Geniene Pernotto, 43, a marketing director and single mother of one in Youngstown, Ohio.

253. CMU College of Pharmacy establishes academic affiliation agreement with The Ohio State University, College of Pharmacy.

254. A city of northeast Ohio, a residential suburb of Cleveland on Lake Erie. Population, 47, 358.

255. It's illegal to fish in the Ohio River in Kentucky without an Indiana Fishing License.

256. Rhythm - and - blues singer and songwriter Gerald Levert died at his home in Ohio.

257. In 2008, Tom Hodge, 34, learned about the closing of the General Motors assembly plant in Moraine, Ohio, in which he had worked for 12 years.

258. In particular, the two men from Ohio – Sherman and Rockefeller – disagreed sharply over the prospect and the wisdom of turning the tide of increasing industrial concentration.

259. Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson, an American realistic writer,(sentencedict.com) pointed out a new way for the American realistic novels.

260. Latter-Day Saints believe that in 1836 Moses appeared to Joseph Smith, Jr. at the Kirtland Temple in Kirtland, Ohio and gave him the keys for the gathering of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.

261. A city of southwest Ohio surrounded by Cincinnati, of which it is a residential suburb with various light industries. Population, 23, 674.

262. Let's just say there's a well - dressed pack of dogs in Ohio.

263. The most famous example involved an accountant from northern Ohio named John D. Rockefeller.

264. Barack Obama visited Ohio nine times this year, becoming a regular in Youngstown, Columbus and Cleveland.

265. But it is better to live here in sackcloth and ashes, than to own the whole state of Ohio.

266. Ryan D. Tweney is an emeritus professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University, Ohio,[sentencedict.com] and is the author of several books on scientific thinking.

267. 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.

268. The Marion Star reported on Buckeye Chuck of Ohio not seeing his shadow.

269. Dr Holloman and his colleagues at the Ohio State University created a predictive statistical computer model.

270. This area includes the Ohio Valley and parts of the Upper Midwest.