Use "united states" in a sentence

1. Praying Mantis: The Chinese mantis was first introduced into the United States in 1896

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2. Jim Nichols Thousand Oaks, California in the United States has found that he can control whitefly with hot water

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3. There are over 4,000 species of cockroaches known, 57 are found in the United States

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4. While there are over several hundred varieties of termites in the world, only four live in the United States, subterranean, dry wood, damp wood and powder-post

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5. exactly what the United States

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6. Lopez professes to be the only ‘Absolutely Organic’ spraying/pest specialist in the United States (at this time, even though he expects more to come out), pointing out that

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7. Created by Marc Rigaudis of the United States International University in Nairobi, the film casts Africa as an oasis – the only place where the sun continues to shine

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8. What kingdom is it that we subscribe to when we choose our homes? How much land is sufficient? How large of a house is conducive to claiming that we are Kingdom oriented? What is the proper mentality to hold for occupation and self-life? When guests come, what is the proper way to house them and feed them? What I find is that even across the United States of America the answer to these questions are vastly different depending on where you live

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9. United States alone, it is estimated that between 13

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10. J Bennington: Fresh out of High School, I spent 21 years in the Air Force, serving in Viet Nam, Thailand, United States, and Germany

11. “Every single school in the United States and its territories, Mrs

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12. of the United States, the State Department denies any involvement, commenting

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13. With this letter I sent my wife a copy of the United States Immigration Laws

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14. Briefly it appears that the United States gives preference to relatives of citizens of the United States, to wives and husbands, sons and daughters of people who are permanent resident aliens living in the United States

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15. If you are married to an American citizen, are coming to the United States to marry an American citizen, you are not subject to any quotas and would be issued a visa to come to this country

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16. At first, I refused the offered, because firstly, I am also working there and secondly it's not United States, the place I dream to go to

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17. For some reason the United States is different from the rest of the world and measuring temperature and in lots of other areas (we use inches, feet, and yards while the rest of the world uses the metric system)

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18. The fiancé petition, which was approved on May 9, 1984, was indeed forwarded to the United States Consulate Gen

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19. Rodney Wenz of your Salem office provided the beneficiaries foreign address, and notice of approval was cabled to the United States Consulate Gen

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20. There were signed portraits of past Presidents of the United States who had rested their weary heads in the bed he arose from

21. She told the student she couldn't believe that he was saying he wouldn't live in a house with dogs because believe it or not, student from Saudi Arabia, close to 100% of all people that live in a house in the United States do have dogs so she said she was basically dropped him from the program of finding a place for him to live

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22. Once again both Arizona and Arizona State were nationally ranked in the top 10, two of the best teams in the United States

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23. There are two destinies that war for the United States: 1) to be a

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24. And on the top floor of the embassy, Liz Tutor, the Deputy Chief of Mission United States Embassy, opened the access door to the heliport on the roof of the building and slipped out, closing it behind her

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25. ‘Master gunnery sergeant Nathaniel Hogan, United States Marine Corp, at your service

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26. United States after they remained without adversary,

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27. results than when you type in your keyword from the United States in

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28. The question is: the United States does not

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29. between England and the United States

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30. in the United States of America, and which was at

31. fall of the Bastille), United States of America (4

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32. 8th Amendment to the United States Constitution states this

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33. The elephant is the symbol of the United States Republican party

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34. I know that you opened an outpost in Hawksen, Flintwood, about 4 years ago, after expanding from the United States, where you have a lot of outposts

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35. It isn’t one of the most popular in the United States,

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36. Shootfighting is popular in the United States as well, although it is more popular

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37. She saw the decline and fall of the United States as inevitable because it, a decline and fall of a nation state, had been written about since history was recorded

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38. It listed the mile posts through the mountains all the way to the Potomac River until it reached the capitol of the old United States, Washington, D

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39. You see, the year was 1813, and, unbeknownst to us, England was at war with the United States

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40. “People have got more important things to do these days than look at some relic of the old United States of America,” Martin said mockingly

41. “Will people a thousand, even a hundred years from now remember anything about that bold experiment, the United States of America?” Kurt said

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42. creations, and exclusive rights to marketing in the United States

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43. “Yes, in the United States

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44. mela came all the way from the United States to see Rex

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45. He shed his uniform for the duration of the war to avoid attracting attention from the British government or from the United States diplomats stationed in England and France

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46. The United States Navy

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47. At this time, the city of Honolulu was a modern city with laws similar to those of England and the United States and a culture that was influenced

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48. Trading with the United States was a major part of its foreign business

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49. Naval Academy, which at that time was called the United States

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50. the prime source of regular officers for the United States Navy

51. officially renamed the United States Naval Academy on July 1,

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52. would be involved in later events related to the United States and Mexican disputes, but that would be a few years down the road

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53. on a foreign territory by the United States

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54. both the United States and Mexico on February 2, 1848, giving

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55. Arizona to the United States, all for the sum of fifteen million dollars

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56. It perceived the United States as a free

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57. While on the Relief, he returned to the United States in 1850

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58. At this point, Waddell felt he had now graduated from the United States Naval Academy, and he was proud of what he had

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59. name used by the sizable community comprised of United States

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60. was in conjunction with another shipping line to carry mail from the eastern side of Panama to the eastern United States

61. It was at that time that news was beginning to filter down about the political situation in the United States

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62. In the United States, Peabody was also awarded

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63. was ordered to return to the United States

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64. He was pleased to receive this order and the opportunity to return to the United States

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65. It could not take effect until the return of the John Adams to the United States had been reported to the Navy Department

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66. president of the United States in March 1861

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67. beginning of the Civil War in the United States

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68. after he arrived in the United States

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69. arms against the United States

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70. United States shipping wherever found

71. could have aroused suspicion by United States diplomats and

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72. However, they had to be very quiet in order to keep from arousing any suspicion by United States

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73. appeared to be losing the war, and sooner or later, the rest of the world would have to deal with the United States, as they

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74. lengthy service in the United States Navy

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75. number were loyal to United States Navy after many years of

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76. broke out after many years of service in the United States Navy, he moved his family to New York out of loyalty to the North and

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77. immense damage to the seaborne trade of the United States

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78. Samuel Barron had been an officer in the United States

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79. an impressive career in the United States Navy, rising to captain in 1855 and to a bureau chief of the Navy Department in 1860

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80. On that date, he resigned his commission returning to the United States shortly before the

81. the Florida strictly observe the laws of neutrality, as he was more concerned that the Florida would attack the Wachusett as the United States consul had assured him that the Wachusett

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82. One would believe that he would be an easy target for the United States

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83. activity that could be noticed by United States agents who were

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84. The Sea King was observed by the United States agents as she departed Liverpool, but nothing was seen as a threatening sign

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85. Time was of the essence as they were aware that United States

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86. On the other hand there are avid putt-putt golf participants that travel the United States in search of the next great challenge

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87. between teams of golfers from both Europe and the United States

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88. upon the commerce of the United States and in carrying them

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89. Back in the United States, a week earlier on November 8,

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90. Florida, it was the intention of the United States to convert her into a federal cruiser, which the Union Navy sorely needed

91. Having served twenty years in the United States Navy, how could I claim otherwise?

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92. Only one quarter of students know that George Washington was the first president of the United States

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93. In that respect, the raid is reminiscent of the 1968 Vietcong Tet Offensive in South Vietnam which, while a devastating setback militarily, was a huge psychological win for the Vietcong/North Vietnamese, due in no small part that after the offensive became public knowledge, Walter Cronkite (the most trusted man in America) declared the Vietnam War lost to the United States

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94. neutralizing both of them, the United States Navy was able to

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95. In other words, the United States was not prepared to neutralize

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96. States to be unable to protect United States interests, wherever they are, on the oceans of the world

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97. If he did,in his eight years as President, anything to preserve and protect the United States of America, I confess to not knowing about it

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98. He was a huge failure in his most important presidential responsibility: the protection of the United States of America

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99. thereafter, the stranger was close to the stern of the Shenandoah and flew the flag of the United States, just what Waddell was

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100. As Will Rogers reminds us, the only congenitally criminal class in these United States