Sentence examples for potato state from inspiring English sources

"Marquette and Wisconsin being here means Cheeseheads aplenty in the Potato State," Witz writes.

"This is the potato state," insists 94-year-old J. R. Simplot, the grand old man of the industry.

"People think Idaho's just a potato state," said Sarah, whose father had been a high school teacher in McCall when Ms. Morgan taught elementary school there.

More recently, in 2012, a group calling itself The Citadel revealed plans to build a separatist, medieval-style walled community in the Potato State's sparsely populated north-west, where every resident aged 13 or over would be obliged to carry an assault rifle.

No, we're not the potato state.

So when you go to the gym and step onto the treadmill, you're not ultimately attending to your health or your strength, you're stepping into the abyss--and the inertial force of the unwilling body, clamoring to return to its resting (couch potato) state is ample testimony to the fact.

"History records no cassava states, no sago, yam, taro, plantain, breadfruit or sweet potato states," he writes.

This file contains the grower, processor, and local dealer potato storage stocks in fall producing areas; December release also includes acreage, yield, production estimates, potato size, harvest loss and hills per acre in selected fall potato states.

"Because the government controls the commerce around potatoes, all potatoes are state property.

Girls who played with Barbie saw themselves in fewer occupations, while those who played with Mrs. Potato Head stated they were capable of nearly as many careers as boys.

Senators from potato-growing states took aim at the guidelines, or, rather, the vegetable restrictions.