Use "ohio" in a sentence

1. The buzzards return to Hinckley, Ohio after leaving for the Winter

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2. "He said they swam the Ohio together

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3. "Over a million and a half crossed the Ohio in my generation, I would have swum the Potomac if I lived that long

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4. He hoisted his, "To the Ohio," he said, and they clinked

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5. "To the Ohio

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6. But his mother had been a Senator from the late great state of Ohio, his father an officer in the occupation in charge of keeping order in the senate chamber

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7. He and his mother slept in many a field under the stars on the way to Mississippi, the only state south of the Ohio that was accepting half-Americans

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8. Because his mother had been a senator back when Ohio was a state, they were housed at an army barracks

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9. Though he had come to the Pan Solar League from south of the Ohio, he respected them

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10. I’ve settled with my folks in the house they built in Ohio

11. It would be as it was when he was a small child, before the local corporations picked her as their figurehead in Washington and before Ohio defected to Laurentia

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12. Yellelle pointed to more like where Ohio would be, and Ava pointed to a more exact location

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13. ” She turned to Kaitlyn, “You are from Cleveland, Ohio? Did I get that right?” Kaitlyn nodded, still smiling at her new friend's accent when pronouncing her hometown

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14. Her father was understanding in that he did not expect his daughter to abandon her training immediately, but hoped she would be amenable to returning to Ohio and helping him sort through the requisite challenges his wife's death left their little family, after her term had ended

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15. My parents lived in Centerville, Ohio and Joe was going to school up in Cleveland at Case Western University after we both got out of the Army

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16. He hit enter and a video obviously based on GPS positioning outlined a broad red line that began where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers met, known locally as the Point and also the beginning of the Ohio River

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17. Eventually it reached Pittsburgh, where it blended with the gentler Allegheny to form the broad and forceful Ohio

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18. He got four years in federal prison in 2008, even though his cooperating with the justice department resulted in the conviction of an Ohio congressman, an ex-deputy interior secretary, and

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19. An army of family and friends that attend the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Columbus, Ohio

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20. Mabel was coming from Ohio

21. The Northwest Ordinance, influenced by his bill, passed a year later and three years after banned all slavery in new states above the Ohio River, what would become Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin

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22. When Natives fought back, Washington sent armies into the Ohio Valley

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23. Washington then signed the Treaty of Grenville, forcing all tribes out of Ohio

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24. “We’re a couple of hundred miles from the Ohio, but at least they’re big enough, and invasive species are nothing new

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25. Another ban shortly passed, the Northwest Ordinance, which banned slavery from all territory north of the Ohio River, what would become the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin

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26. There were large sections of the northern areas disloyal or apathetic, rural whites in the Ohio Valley and urban Irish populations in large cities

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27. I spotted a parked navy blue Ford Explorer with red, white and blue Ohio plates

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28. Its new Ohio license was facing the door of my room

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29. Ferguson was unsure, but had heard that the man had been an assistant manager in a department store in Ohio in civilian life

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30. West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee

31. mentioned, most of the Iroquois in the Ohio Country lined up with the English, as did Mohawk Chief Hendrick in New York

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32. The Miami and Shawnee in the Ohio Country scored over a U

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33. defeated Blue Jacket’s allied force, thus ending the organized Indian resistance in the Ohio country

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34. The Greenville Treaty, signed a year after the Battle of Fallen Timbers, provided $20,000 for Indian losses in return for turning over large parts of Ohio, and what would later become Chicago and Detroit

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35. This is west of their contact location (Central Ohio)

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36. In the books they are found still united in the middle Ohio Valley from the Wabash to a little beyond Cincinnati

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37. I was flown to Pittsburgh, stayed in a first class hotel near the triangle where the two rivers meet to form the Ohio and Fort Pitt state park

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38. Debs was arrested in Canton, Ohio, for criticizing the war effort and sentenced to ten years in prison under the Espionage Act of 1917

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39. But their lawsuit in Ohio based on those claims was dismissed

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40. owned and operated a small dairy farm in Ohio

41. In every respect, Filburn’s sale or use of his wheat occurred within the state of Ohio

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42. Filburn’s wheat affected interstate commerce-even though none of it ever left the state of Ohio

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43. Mike did use the transcript to secure admission into Ohio University’s College for Inmates program and did very well with it

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44. So when the PTP ended, I just got on the Ohio Turnpike and drove NW as fast as I could

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45. I had paid Mike’s enrollment and tuition for Ohio University’s college program for the incarcerated

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46. In a study published in 2000 in the journal Social Science & Medicine, researchers from Ohio State University and the University of Alabama found that people with a high ratio of credit card debt to income were in worse physical health than those with less debt

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47. when we visited their house in Ohio that had no television

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48. when a bunch of real estate developers from Ohio got

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49. Ohio, this was usually the destination on their once or

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50. They were from all over New York State, from Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan

51. And, it's the only state that�s got rivers on three sides - the Mississippi, Big Sandy and the Ohio River to the north

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52. At The Ohio State University EMBA Program, for example, students can choose from more than 100 electives that are available to full-time and part-time professional MBA students, as well as those that are tailored for them

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53. Marine Board of Investigation which convened at Cleveland, Ohio, 18 November 1975

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54. Seven Mississippi River and Ohio River Coast Guard stations were added to the list of Auxiliary operated facilities

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55. Louis district and command responsibility for 19 buoy tenders that patrolled the tributaries and main channels of the Ohio, Missouri, and Mississippi rivers

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56. The 9th District Headquarters is located in Cleveland, Ohio and Group Buffalo is located in NY of which both places have an exchange to purchase additional uniform items

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57. were moving back to Ohio in the summer

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58. He applied to a graduate school in Ohio that

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59. moved him to Ohio he visited many times, but the preacher over

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60. up for it, but he wasn't going to leave Ohio until he found the

61. “Then Ohio it is

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62. In less than a year Kinnard decided he belonged back in good old Ohio, and began saving for the move home—not so easy, for West Coast living was expensive and his wages below what a college grad should expect

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63. "You attended Ohio State?" A hint of surprise showed in her voice

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64. curred in the case of the unfortunate Ohio farmer, cited

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65. Mathur, an Ohio State University researcher ‘Most of those filaments are

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66. his colleagues at Ohio State University, have produced light-induced mag-

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67. She talked about her childhood growing up in Ohio until she was eighteen, when

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68. So I listened to the sound of Grover snoring and gazed out the train windows as the dark fields of Ohio raced by

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69. Okamoto had intended to benefit his new employer, the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research funded by the Japanese government, when he took genetic materials out of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation research institute in Ohio

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70. To date, at least 15 states have passed laws (Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington) and many more, such as California and Maryland, are considering legislation

71. He lives and works at the Great Lakes Science Center in Ohio

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72. A quality control team at the Ohio Center has noticed something fishy

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73. Forecasted weather hold off in east Ohio

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74. Belle of Louisville on the Ohio River

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75. Finally he started to formalise his passion and enrolled in Columbus University in Ohio

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76. Crossbow hunting is popular in Ohio

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77. Mary Doer grew up in rural Ohio

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78. Throughout much of the rural heartland of Ohio, between

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79. Not much grows in the frozen months in Northeast Ohio except the opaque glow of the silver moon as it reflects cold and harsh off the hilltops covered with snow, slumbering peacefully and serenely under the great dark sky

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80. Ida thought about other professions besides education, but took a job as a teacher in Poland, Ohio, not far from Pennsylvania

81. In his childhood, the family relocated to Moravia and Owego, both in New York, followed in 1953 by a move to Strongsville, Ohio

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82. Roger Compton, 36, who committed the murder of a Columbus, Ohio man," and the list went on as Toby heard nothing but meaningless words, waiting for the cue that his father's name would bring

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83. In Elyria, Ohio, Homey B

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84. A cat burglar entered a grocery store in Vermilion, Ohio from the roof

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85. Cleveland, Ohio was the source of this feeling

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86. In Cleveland, Ohio, it’s illegal to catch mice without a hunting license

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87. I wanted another so this went to Fairfield, Ohio from my home in Buffalo

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88. The last town listed was Sharonville, Ohio at 4 am on that very same day

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89. In the 1970s during the energy crisis, Ohio Representative Seymour Cold introduced a bill to eliminate January and February from the calendar, since they are the coldest months

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90. Rose, of Sidney, Ohio had been sentenced to 27 years in

91. Correctional Reception Center in Orient, Ohio

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92. : In March of 2010 a 43 year-old Ohio

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93. The state of Ohio felt the full impact of the war as citizens there mourned the death of seventeen soldiers in one week, with the 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines severely affected

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94. School in Cleveland, Ohio

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95. I entered a restaurant in western Ohio to get some breakfast

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96. In Fostoria, Ohio, thieves broke into a building that serves the poor in late winter of 2005

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97. thousand, and was now branching out in areas like Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and as far south as

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98. college in a small town in Ohio (Oberlin), and was a loner with few friends

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99. He had an Ohio driver’s license, a university ID card, and a green-card identifying him as a

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100. Ohio was slowed due to an accident, but finally, around four-thirty PM he arrived in the city of