Sentence examples for boone from inspiring English sources
In Fresno, California, the SWAT team has two helicopters complete with night-vision goggles; in Boone County, Indiana, an amphibious armoured personnel carrier.
But he is right to challenge crowds such as the one in Boone.
For six of the presidential hopefuls in Boone essentially painted a picture of an America that had been mighty, should be mighty and yet was somehow lost.
In August 1775 Boone brought his wife Rebecca and their daughter to Boonesborough.
Boone became a captain in the county's militia during the American Revolution and a leader in defending Boonesborough against the Indians.
Philosophers tend to agree that health is a vital component of human flourishing (Faden et al. 2013; Moore 2005; Rössler 2004; Rosenberg 2000; Schoeman 1984; Boone 1983).
Related: Republicans' Iowa straw poll packs up the tents and heads to Boone Instead, O'Malley has been going after Clinton in the most passive-aggressive way possible.
EARLIER this year, with the oil price at record heights, T. Boone Pickens, a celebrated Texas oilman, seemed to confirm the unstoppable growth of the clean-technology industry when he announced plans not only to build the world's biggest wind farm, but also to spend $58m of his personal fortune promoting the cause of wind power.
It's not race, is it?10 39: Boone Pickens has a great plan for enriching Boone Pickens.10 38: They've all learned to use lists, but Herman's still king.10 37: Perry seems tongue-tied and tired tonight.
In May, T. Boone Pickens, one of the state's most famous oil tycoons, announced a deal with GE to build a one-gigawatt wind farm the world's largest at a cost of $2 billion.Special report The power and the glory Trade winds Dig deep Another silicon valley?
In contrast, today's space pioneers are highly experimental, suspicious of government agencies and eager to persuade Wall Street that there is gold in those heavenly hills.They got support from a surprising corner: Thomas Pickens, the son of T. Boone Pickens, a corporate raider.
