Sentence examples for big counties from inspiring English sources
And he expects more, including big counties in the New York City suburbs, by early January.
It is also instructive, in a slightly different way, to look at a few big counties in Florida and Ohio, the mothers of all battleground states.
Essentially, all of the models held except for Gorton got more votes in two big counties than anyone thought he would".
Plus, even if Sanders had somehow carried the borough, he would have lost all the other big counties in and around New York City.
"If you add all of the forecasts of the three big counties, it's going to be lucky if Gore gets the numbers he needs," Professor Hansen said in a telephone interview with The New York Times today.
It will be a major surprise if otherwise extremely bright buttons do not place big counties and key cities in the most peculiar locations while quite possibly displaying an alarming haziness about the Pennines' very existence.
Manhattan retained the dubious distinction of having the biggest income gap of any big county in the country.
"It's a nice campus with amenities, a cafeteria, large parking space, a big county park across the street, a great environment to accommodate up to 2,000 people.
The variety of soils and climates in this big county is enormous, and winemakers are only beginning to learn how to exploit such diversity.
That hardly offsets the big county expenses: generous labor contracts (police officers earn as much as $100,000 a year, with benefits) and $100 million a year paid to settle the appeals of tax assessments that the county still bases on 1938 housing costs.
