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91 The White House announcement drew bitter reaction from the gay community.
92 But, he says, he could not swop places in his favourite bar for the White House Oval Office.
93 His job at the White House had been to deal with the press.
94 Walking along the shiny marble aisles, he would dream about living in the White House, or just a better home.
95 The number of those who consider the 72-year-old too old to enter the White House has increased.
96 The federal appeals court agreed with him,[http://sentencedict.com] saying that the White House demand for secrecy would lead to abuses.
97 The power was on self-congratulatory display Wednesday night on the White House south lawn.
98 The next month, china cups clinked again at the White House for Puerto Rican contributors and businessmen.
99 Routine revisions to the previous months' figures were delayed by the budget impasse between the White House and Congress.
100 The notion of lasers in space has captured the imaginations of planners at the Pentagon and the White House.
101 The special prosecutor last month asked the Supreme Court to turn aside the White House appeal over the attorneys' notes.
102 He berated the White House time and again for not building support for the Bosnia operation within Congress.
103 But that is the crux of the Republican assault that Clinton must defeat if he is to remain in the White House.
104 Dole appeared to be drawing a lesson from the last four presidential candidates who ousted the opposition party from the White House.
105 No longer an economic adviser to the White House or attached to the State Department.
106 All the danger is in the White House, from nuclear weapons on down.
107 Barakat was one of dozens of major Democratic donors and fund-raisers invited to the White House for coffees in 1995 and 1996.
108 An administration source said the White House still hoped to get other countries involved in the airdrop.
109 Nader's presidential run, in all likelihood, will cost Gore the White House.
110 The White House has agreed to produce documents and to allow its officials to be interviewed by the Senate investigators.
111 The president had begun his day by planting a 6-foot-tall dogwood on the White House lawn in honor of Brown.
112 She participated in political gatherings at the White House for donors and supporters.
113 These days they hung on for their hundred-year-old birthday greetings from the White House.
114 Nor can the Republican majority on his panel be viewed as simply do-gooders out to restore candor to the White House.
115 Pardons initiated by the White House customarily are granted by presidents outside the regular procedures established by law.
116 Another coffee in 1996 saw big donors from Texas gathered at the White House.
117 The charade at the White House today about calling a halt to politics is transparently hypocritical.
118 In 1994, the White House launched a $ 580 million program to support development of flat-panel displays in the United States.
119 Both were deeply religious, highly intelligent, moralistic southerners who went to the White House as amateurs and outsiders.
120 Each stood out in different settings, creating a sense of inevitability about their eventual accession to the White House.
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