Emporia In A Sentence

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• He was head coach at both the Emporia State.
• 3 Emporia for the Ralph Miller Classic Championship tomorrow.
• In North Carolina, it was once carried in Emporia.
• The first statewide encampment was held in Emporia in 1943.
• Locally he was known as the greatest booster for Emporia.
• From Jones High, McAfee went home to Emporia as an assistant.
• I've dined at the sienna emporia for a girls' night out.
• At Emporia State, Hoy said, cowboys have captured the American imagination.
• R . Lee Ermey was born in Emporia on March 24, 1944.
• Cities within 50 miles include Emporia ( 30 miles to city center ).
• The current president of the Emporia State University is Allison Garrett.
• Plus, Charley was the Chase County stringer for The Emporia Gazette.
• Emporia is a center of broadcast media for east-central Kansas.
• Jennie Mitchell Kellogg practiced law with Lymon B . Kellogg in Emporia.
• The Emporia Gazette in Kansas is selling a book of local history.
• Emporia State is a member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
• He helped Emporia State to the NAIA World Series twice as a player.
• Republican incumbent Randy Forbes was challenged by Democratic nominee Wynne LeGrow of Emporia.
• Emporia is a 5 star restaurant and I leave satisfied every time I go.
• Whether you're in Deerfield Beach FL, Emporia VA or Glendale AZ, you really can't tell.
• I bet he was even in the running for the Emporia State first novel prize.
• Born on April 30th, 1975 in Emporia Virginia Elliot William Barnes Sadler started his career young.
• The first automated Spanish language weather bulletins using this method aired in 1997 on KANS-FM in Emporia, Kansas.
• Richard Hodges has drawn attention to the beginnings of this process in the post-Roman period with the establishment of emporia.
• There is a considerable trade in French wines, for which Luneburg has for centuries been one of the chief emporia in north Germany, and also in grain and wool.
• On the one hand they led to the establishment of emporia in the East - for instance, Acre, and after the fall of Acre Famagusta, both in their day great centres of Levantine trade.
• It is now generally admitted that the improvements of the alphabet were made by traders in the interests of commerce, and that these improvements began from the great Greek emporia of Asia Minor, abov