Sentence examples for D.C. from inspiring English sources
The abbreviation "D.C." (standing for District of Columbia) is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
For example: "The nation's capital is Washington D.C."
From 1862 to 1868 he was Washington (D.C).
Expansion began in 1961 when the Washington (D.C).
TFC face D.C this Saturday in what should be dubbed The Derby della Duds, as both teams are barely scraping to get by.
Toronto's last game was met with a red card, an ejection of the coach, and an at-home loss; D.C have not fared any better and are currently in last place in MLS.
The good news: That's one more win than D.C United has.
(Witness the backlash to proposed rules restricting Uber in Washington, D.C).
And Chivas's counterparts in the East, wooden-spoon wise, will have their own say on the playoff race when D.C. host a Houston team who had the worst possible set of results for their own playoff hopes last weekend and find themselves on the outside looking in at the start of the last weekend.
Facing and MLS club like D.C. United is both fortunate and dangerous.
No surprise there, as the districts were gerrymandered to elect nine Republicans, penning the Democrats into the Washington, D.C. suburbs of the 8th District and the city of Richmond in the 3rd District.
Two of those Democrats Gerry Connelly in the outer D.C. suburbs and Glenn Nye in Virginia Beach won districts that went for Mr Bush last time and Mr Obama this time.
But it is not the usual, ill-informed rant against "evil" global corporations.Mr Lynn, a journalist and fellow at the New America Foundation, a Washington, D.C. think-tank, sees the chip story as more a matter of luck.
