Sentence examples for doing in the state from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry, from Massachusetts, described Dr. Dean's Iraq policy as "duplicitous" and warned that Dr. Dean would raise taxes, offering a taste of what his aides said Mr. Kerry would be doing in the state over the next two weeks.

MR: How are you doing in the state of affairs we're left in after this election?

But, "research-wise, there was really no place in Portugal [where] I could do anything like I was doing in the States," she says.

He added: "And that's what we've done in the State of Texas.

I don't know if there's a place in the country where it means as much as it does in the state of Texas".

But Iowa is an interesting laboratory for Mr. Romney's campaign — and how he does in the state could dramatically affect the outcome of the presidential election in November.

"What we're trying to do in the state of Washington is we're trying to nurture that ecosystem," said John Thornquist, head of the state's Office of Aerospace.

"I've always said that we need a Democratic majority that is stable and trustworthy to get anything done in the state.

If elected, he would "expect the highest and the best for every child, like we done in the state of Texas," he said, affecting a Texas drawl.

And despite all of the things there are to do in the state year round, New Jersey's big season -- and consequently Ms. Byrne's -- is summer.

"The idea of being a cowboy appeals to many people living in Colorado cities and suburbs," Professor Hoag said, citing opinion surveys he has done in the state in recent years.