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She was joined by dozens of school children as she broke ground on a produce and herb garden at the White House.

Michelle Obama in March broke ground on the first fruit and vegetable garden at the White House since World War Two.

More than 3, 000 construction workers have been employed since the project broke ground last fall.

You! Teacher! You use the diligent sweat, have fed the tender seedling that just broke ground in springtime.

From that moment when he first said, we would like to do this, until they broke ground, it's a period of 14 years elapsed.

Transit officials and politicians broke ground on the Second Avenue line in East Harlem with great fanfare last week.

Rush University Medical Center in Chicago just broke ground on a new 14-floor building, expected to cost about of $550 million.

The poems Warner are they not marry her, because even broke ground is too beautiful.

Last month, the foundation broke ground for our Educare Center in Phoenix, our most ambitious project to date.

"We broke ground in February and were finished by May, " London said.

The 1967 film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner by director Stanley Kramer broke ground on racial issues.

February 1932, the school buildings in the text Yang southeast of the city broke ground on the South a wasteland.

But we also broke ground on new ways to interact.

It broke ground in January and will be completed by 2015, he predicts.

The Commerce Department says builders broke ground on 1. 6 percent more homes in March than the prior month.

Goldman broke ground in 2005.

Two more factories in China broke ground last year, bringing the total to eight.