midwestern in A Sentence

Things to see in Midwestern USA.

Midwestern State University(MSU) is a public university established in 1922.

Kansas is a state located in the Midwestern United States.

It is the largest outlet mall in the Midwestern United States.

Michigan, which already had medical marijuana, became the first Midwestern state to fully legalize pot.

DETROIT- Michigan, which already had medical marijuana, became the first Midwestern state to fully legalize pot.

It has both Midwestern and Southern cultural influences, reflecting its history as a border state.

Iowa is located in the Midwestern United States, and often referred to as the"American Heartland.

In Minnesota, we take pride(in our modest Midwestern way) in our high levels of civic engagement.

But did you know that tennis serves, laughter, paperwork, and Midwestern niceness can also, apparently, be weaponized?

To support clean energy and climate policies in the Midwest, and for Midwestern participation in the 2019 Transportation Electrification Advocates meeting.

For many Midwestern cities, this date in 1911 was only time when record-high and record-low temperatures were broken on the same day.

Carthage has been named a Best Midwestern College by The Princeton Review(2016), a designation given to only 25 percent of four-year schools.

In the Midwestern parts of the United States, laws were once passed that prohibited the selling of soda water on a Sunday.

From then until 1972, my wife and I visited nearly all the congregations of Jehovah's people in eastern and Midwestern Nigeria.

Indiana and nearby Midwestern states were at the center of a movement- the Social Gospel movement- that linked Christianity with progressive politics.

Last year I heard the president of a Midwestern utility speak about this burden solar created, and his logic seemed very good.

Concentrated primarily in Midwestern farming communities starting in Kansas in the 1880s, the Populist Party sought to assert the rights of the farmer.

Surprisingly, however, Trump also won a substantial proportion of the traditionally Democratic small town and rural vote in several key Midwestern industrial areas.

In Benin City, Midwestern Nigeria, I found work as a clerk for a lawyer, and later I worked as a laborer at a sawmill.

In a Midwestern city, a man by the name of Joseph Grant, a bank official,"borrowed" a large sum of the bank's money, without the consent.

Driving and parking are feasible in this friendly Midwestern town, but why bother with the car, especially if you're not used to driving in snow?

The upper Midwestern states account for about 50% of US production, the Northeastern states 10%, the Western states 40% and the Southeastern states almost none.

Go to any bar and grill in the Midwestern states and you will probably hear a customer ask that question if you wait long enough.

After all, this was a very conservative Midwestern couple and it was many years before psychotherapy had inserted itself into almost every aspect of American society.

Histoplasma, which is found in environments that are heavily contaminated with bat and bird droppings, especially in the Midwestern States near the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.

Steve is my second husband(my first turned out to have had a girlfriend, which really wasn't OK with me), and he comes from good Midwestern stock.

A designer at a Midwestern theater thought it would be a great idea to have real bluebirds fly around the theater at the end of the play.

The state sits in the middle of the country, but has both Midwestern and Southern cultural influences, reflecting its history as a border state between the two regions.

In a Midwestern city, a man by the name of Joseph Grant, a bank ofﬁcial,“borrowed” a large sum of the bank's money, without the consent of the directors.

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midwestern in A Sentence

Things to see in Midwestern USA.

Midwestern State University(MSU) is a public university established in 1922.

Kansas is a state located in the Midwestern United States.

It is the largest outlet mall in the Midwestern United States.

Michigan, which already had medical marijuana, became the first Midwestern state to fully legalize pot.

DETROIT- Michigan, which already had medical marijuana, became the first Midwestern state to fully legalize pot.

It has both Midwestern and Southern cultural influences, reflecting its history as a border state.

Iowa is located in the Midwestern United States, and often referred to as the"American Heartland.

In Minnesota, we take pride(in our modest Midwestern way) in our high levels of civic engagement.

But did you know that tennis serves, laughter, paperwork, and Midwestern niceness can also, apparently, be weaponized?

To support clean energy and climate policies in the Midwest, and for Midwestern participation in the 2019 Transportation Electrification Advocates meeting.

For many Midwestern cities, this date in 1911 was only time when record-high and record-low temperatures were broken on the same day.

Carthage has been named a Best Midwestern College by The Princeton Review(2016), a designation given to only 25 percent of four-year schools.

In the Midwestern parts of the United States, laws were once passed that prohibited the selling of soda water on a Sunday.

From then until 1972, my wife and I visited nearly all the congregations of Jehovah's people in eastern and Midwestern Nigeria.

Indiana and nearby Midwestern states were at the center of a movement- the Social Gospel movement- that linked Christianity with progressive politics.

Last year I heard the president of a Midwestern utility speak about this burden solar created, and his logic seemed very good.

Concentrated primarily in Midwestern farming communities starting in Kansas in the 1880s, the Populist Party sought to assert the rights of the farmer.

Surprisingly, however, Trump also won a substantial proportion of the traditionally Democratic small town and rural vote in several key Midwestern industrial areas.

In Benin City, Midwestern Nigeria, I found work as a clerk for a lawyer, and later I worked as a laborer at a sawmill.

In a Midwestern city, a man by the name of Joseph Grant, a bank official,"borrowed" a large sum of the bank's money, without the consent.

Driving and parking are feasible in this friendly Midwestern town, but why bother with the car, especially if you're not used to driving in snow?

The upper Midwestern states account for about 50% of US production, the Northeastern states 10%, the Western states 40% and the Southeastern states almost none.

Go to any bar and grill in the Midwestern states and you will probably hear a customer ask that question if you wait long enough.

After all, this was a very conservative Midwestern couple and it was many years before psychotherapy had inserted itself into almost every aspect of American society.

Histoplasma, which is found in environments that are heavily contaminated with bat and bird droppings, especially in the Midwestern States near the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.

Steve is my second husband(my first turned out to have had a girlfriend, which really wasn't OK with me), and he comes from good Midwestern stock.

A designer at a Midwestern theater thought it would be a great idea to have real bluebirds fly around the theater at the end of the play.

The state sits in the middle of the country, but has both Midwestern and Southern cultural influences, reflecting its history as a border state between the two regions.

In a Midwestern city, a man by the name of Joseph Grant, a bank ofﬁcial,“borrowed” a large sum of the bank's money, without the consent of the directors.

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