Sentence examples for from a capitol from inspiring English sources
"This generation has yet to find its Bobby Kennedy, Ms. Owenss, 33, said with the earnest idealism one would expect from a Capitol Hill intern.
(I must interject here, for the benefit of my milkman if for no one else, that Washington correspondents tend to look on the editors at home as rude mechanicals, hopeless provincials unable to distinguish a Capital from a Capitol, while the editors see the correspondents as prima donnas indistinguishable from the conceited supremos they "cover").
Jeffords, who reportedly spends time each week reading to a third-grader from a Capitol Hill school, had their complete attention.
WASHINGTON -- Former Koch Industries executive George Wurtz owns WinCup, which supplies the styrofoam cups now littering the building following the House GOP's decision to phase out biodegradable cups from a Capitol lunchroom.
The Wall Street tabloid site DealBreaker.com on Wednesday posted a June 18 ATM receipt from a Capitol One Bank in East Hampton showing an account with an available balance of a whopping $99,864,731.94.
As soon as it gets to us we'll look at it and decide," Bryant said as he walked away from reporters after a Capitol news conference about a youth jobs program.
In Washington, where seemingly everyone is from somewhere else and a Capitol Hill salary barely affords a plane ticket, Friendsgiving feels at home.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). forced former Equifax CEO Richard Smith to admit that the credit reporting agency profits from data breaches in a Capitol Hill hearing on Wednesday.
In between those two calls was a weekend of nonstop horse-trading, from a windowless Capitol basement room to the Oval Office, over a deal to increase the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling and reduce future budget deficits.
With three senators contending for president, the vice president may come from a state capitol.
In the 15-minute speech from the south steps of a Capitol modeled closely after Washington's, he argued for a minimalist approach.
