Sentence examples for keene from inspiring English sources
adjective
Archaic spelling of keen
On Monday, she will take that message to a children's furniture factory in Keene, New Hampshire.
Our local police have procured a BearCat armoured personnel carrier, just like the town of Keene in New Hampshire.
Edwin Feulner, president of the Heritage Foundation, called on him to veto all future bills containing pork.David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, argued that the right used to "swallow policies we might otherwise have objected to because we've believed that [Mr Bush is] trying to do the right thing against sometimes terrible odds.
An anti-libertarian group called "Stop Free Keene" grumbles about the public pot-smoking and rude street art that the newcomers bring.In the jovial atmosphere of PorcFest, where idealists bond over their shared mistrust of rules and big institutions, the prospect of a future New Hampshire that can do without such things seems far-fetched.
A group in the small town of Keene tops up parking meters that have run out to stop traffic officers from issuing penalty tickets.
Keene State College was established in 1909.
That is why the quiet little town of Keene, New Hampshire has an armoured personnel carrier called a BearCat, which the local police chief said might be used to protect its pumpkin festival.Second, the war on drugs creates perverse incentives.
David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union, points out that the right is much more receptive to Mr Buchanan's arguments.It is not just a matter of factional politics at the Bush court.
Though it began in puns and peevishness, it warmed up during the 19th century with John Leech, Charles Keene, George Du Maurier, and in the 20th century with George Belcher, "Fougasse" (Kenneth Bird), H.M. Bateman, Nicolas Bentley, E.H. Shepard, and Osbert Lancaster.
Under the name Carolyn Keene, she wrote 23 of the first 30 books, from 1930 to 1953, but she was not publicly known as the author until a court case involving the publisher revealed that fact in 1980.
Resettled and named for Sir Benjamin Keene (1697 1757), English minister to Spain, it was incorporated as a town in 1753 and chartered as a city in 1874.
