nineteen

Nineteen sixty-eight was one of the most tumultuous and heartbreaking years in American history.

In the summer of nineteen-forty, in just a few days the company created a complete design.

At that point, they had not been American League or World Series winners since the early nineteen sixties.

Chicago is one of the strongest bases for his Democratic Party. The city has not had a Republican mayor since nineteen thirty-one.

You may not have shed many tears in the last few days, but on average, women over the age of nineteen cry for two hours a week.

Nineteen Eighty-Four is often described, mainly by conservatives, as an attack against socialism.

Then, in a commentary in February of nineteen sixty-eight, he said the war seemed unwinnable.

I spent nineteen years of my life trying to portray myself as the perfect Victorian girl.

In nineteen ninety-nine, the Children's Defense Fund hired her to build a library on a farm it owns in the state of Tennessee.

One of these companies continued to make a profit digging gold until nineteen sixty-six.

What significant event stands out in your life--or the life of someone you know, at the age of nineteen, thirty-eight, or fifty-seven?

But after the election, some people in his company began to call for Ford to be the Republican presidential nominee in nineteen twenty-four.

Later that year, nineteen sixty-five, the United States tried to have one spacecraft get very close to another spacecraft while in orbit.

Heyward rose to his feet, moved his chair well back and calmly surveyed the nineteen other men around the table.

During the early nineteen-fifties a remarkable device known as the maser came into being through the efforts of a number of scientists.

Nineteen eighty-nine began with Europe divided, as it had been since the end of World War II.

He had his first music lessons in the local public schools. His mother bought him a saxophone in nineteen thirty-three.

"You see, " he said, "total, nineteen and a half; as well say twenty leagues. "

During the nineteen fifties, she became famous internationally for her beautiful voice and intense personality.

But in nineteen ninety-two, she visited Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan. What she saw persuaded her to return to her homeland.

In nineteen eighty-one, at the age of thirty-eight, he died in a car crash on his way to a performance.

When Theodore Roosevelt became president in the early nineteen hundreds, he was ready to try again.

This reflects the period of its entry into English, i. e. the nineteen-fifties, but the word is by no means a newcomer in its native land.

Stricken by illness at the tender age of nineteen months, Helen lost her ability to see, hear, and speak.

The Nineteen Ancient Poetry was one of the important sources of his quotation.

Instead, an employee, amused at the bank's Nineteen Eighty-Four management style, set up a fake e-mail address and sent the page to me.

After nineteen years of her guidance, I can proudly say that she is a wonderful mother figure, flaws and all.

Nineteen days? I said it would be very difficult to cover such a distance in such a short period.

In the nineteen forties the wealthy John D. Rockefeller bought a great amount of land nearby. Then he gave it to the federal government.

He said the borders of Israel and a future Palestine should be based on lines that existed before the nineteen sixty-seven Middle East war.

Rodney Slater, Carol Willis, and Bob Nash stayed with me for the next nineteen years.

Around nineteen oh one , Missus Gardner moved into the fourth floor of the museum, where she would live for the rest of her life.

In nineteen ninety-seven, the United States Institute of Medicine established levels for how much vitamin D healthy people need.

Only since the nineteen-sixties have scientists begun to understand that the Earth is a great, living structure.

STEVE EMBER: On April thirtieth, nineteen twenty-six, Coleman was preparing for an air show in which she would star.

One cold January morning in nineteen eighty-eight, library workers found a small, almost frozen kitten in the book drop.

Then, nineteen months after she was born, Helen became very sick. It was a strange sickness that made her completely blind and deaf.

The researchers say the maternal death rate has been falling almost one and a half percent a year since nineteen ninety.

but Anne, at seven-and-twenty, thought very differently from what she had been made to think at nineteen.

In nineteen forty-six, Malcolm Cowley collected some of Faulkner's writings and wrote a report about him.

He began his career as a head football coach in nineteen sixty-nine, when he was selected to lead the Oakland Raiders.

In the early nineteen-twenties, when I first settled in London, I did a great deal of reviewing.

The world did not get pictures from the surface of the moon until the Soviet Luna 9 landed there in February, nineteen sixty-six.

Then in the early nineteen nineties, well there's a reg guide, let me just write down the reg guide so you can kind of see it here.

An early use of the word chickenfeed appeared in an American publication in nineteen thirty. It told about a rich man and his son.

The different issues could not be settled after more than a year. Finally, in October, nineteen fifty-two, the peace talks were suspended.

In nineteen century, British government began to brew a thought about to provide insurance for everyone in the nation.

She returned to the South at least nineteen times to lead her family and hundreds of other slaves to freedom via the Underground Railroad.

Nineteen percent of those surveyed said they faced a crunch, down from 22 percent a year earlier, and less than half the figure in 2006.

But since the nineteen eighties, researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinators.

Many Americans continued to oppose arms spending until the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in nineteen forty-one.

Not long after Steve Jobs got married, in 1991, he moved with his wife to a nineteen-thirties, Cotswolds-style house in old Palo Alto.

This year, something happened at the Academy Awards that had not happened since nineteen sixty-four.

But he was such a good operator-by the time he was nineteen he was winning competitions for speed-that everyone always forgave him.

Her last attempt at communicating with him was in nineteen thirty-six at the Knickerbocker Hotel in Hollywood, California.

Today we tell about pilot Wiley Post. He set new records when he flew his own airplane around the world in nineteen thirty-three.

One of the most popular songs in America in nineteen sixty-eight was about "Revolution" -- in fact, that was the name of it.

In nineteen ninety-four the museum reopened in a new building made of stone. It looks like a fortress built centuries ago.

STEVE EMBER: Two years later, in nineteen sixty-five, the company was selling almost one million dollars worth of products.

By nineteen-oh-seven she was part of a national vaudeville tour that performed across the country.

In the past nineteen years, TPL has completed up to a thousand conservation projects in Canada and the United States.

Since the Supreme Court ruling in nineteen eighty, more conservative justices have been appointed to the Court.

they believe the so-called Spanish flu of nineteen eighteen might have jumped directly from birds to humans after some genetic changes.

In West Virginia in nineteen twelve, violence connected to a miners' strike led to her trial and conviction for conspiracy to murder.

At nineteen hundred hours today, your mother put you to bed. She explicitly told you to sleep.

In nineteen thirty-five, only two years after his around the world record flight, Wiley Post was killed in a flying accident in Alaska.

I am nineteen years of age, female, and have had two years' experience in a limited company.

One exhibit shows how the disease gained recognition as it spread during the early nineteen eighties.

Dr. Spock's book did not receive much notice from the media when it was published in nineteen forty- six.

Researchers have known since the nineteen thirties that the actively growing tip of a plant releases a hormone called auxin.

Bill Gates is a college dropout. He dropped out of Harvard University at the age of nineteen.

The United States Geological Survey says it was the fifth largest earthquake since nineteen hundred.

He says John Fitz Gerald, a writer for a New York newspaper, used the name the Big Apple to mean New York in the nineteen twenties.

BOB DOUGHTY: American policy toward the League of Nations did not change much in the nineteen twenties.

Not a long time ago she told me about this guy, he's nineteen and he and he studies in a university at the states.

These comedies, with plenty of songs, were a popular form of entertainment in the nineteen twenties and nineteen thirties.

The dance form known as stepping was invented by fraternities at black colleges around the nineteen-twenties.

Mesa Verde is recognized as a special place. The United Nations named it one of the first World Heritage sites in nineteen seventy-eight.

GWEN OUTEN: In nineteen thirty, Georgia O'Keeffe began spending most of her summers in the state of New Mexico.

The movie might have been partly salvageable if Nineteen Hundred's music soared to the heights everyone claims it does.

The nineteen sixty-eight Republican National Convention took place in early August in Miami Beach, Florida.

George Carlin was born in the Bronx area of New York City in nineteen thirty-seven. He dropped out of high school and joined the Air Force.

By the early nineteen fifties, however, more people began to question his methods.

American schools began to experiment with changing this system in the early nineteen- hundreds.

Roosevelt dedicated the dam in September of nineteen thirty-five, although it was not completed until the next year.

But in nineteen ninety-five a teacher in northern Nigeria named Mohammed Bah Abba found a solution.

Baltimore newspaper first called it that during the nineteen twenties when the manufacture and sale of alcohol were banned for a time.

He retired from the Air Force within a year, in nineteen seventy-two.

Since the early nineteen- eighties , by contrast , financial blow ups have proliferated and living standards have stagnated .

"We have done this every June for nineteen years, " he said.

White-nose syndrome has now spread to at least nineteen other states and parts of Canada.

So how did this child , blinded and deafened at nineteen months old, grow up to become a world- famous author and public speaker ?

At nineteen, Winslow learned the process of lithography. this work was the only formal training that Winslow had ever received in art.

At the age of nineteen he fell passionately in love with the daughter of an aristocratic neighbor.

During the late nineteen eighties, she served as president of the American group of an international writers' organization.

But in nineteen forty-nine, a United States Air Force plane discovered strange conditions in the atmosphere. What was causing them?

In nineteen twenty-seven he and his wife, Alice, moved from Salt Lake City to Washington.

In the nineteen-eighties , companies moved in and out of the Fortune 500 twice as fast as they had in the fifties and sixties .

Here is Billie Holiday singing a popular song of the nineteen thirties, "More Than You Know. "

That decision came on November thirteenth, nineteen fifty-six, almost a year after Missus Parks's arrest.

Even now , though she was over nineteen , she sometimes felt herself in danger of her father's violence .

Uh oh. . . the super-professional, ever-present reporters have captured pictures of me being a normal nineteen year old again!

Jane: Do you know Mr. Williams? Tom: Yes. He became an actor at the age of nineteen.

On April fourth, nineteen sixty-eight, Dr. King was shot in the neck as he stood on the balcony of a Memphis hotel.

Wisdom first had a metal identification band placed on her in nineteen fifty six.

STEVE EMBER: By the nineteen twenties, lunch wagons were bigger and stayed open all day, instead of only at night.

In nineteen forty-seven she won a Tony award the first year the awards were given for her first Broadway performance.

Nineteen seventy-nine was the International Year of the Child.

The nineteen twenties were a time of growth and business strength.

Food prices are at their highest level since the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization began keeping records in nineteen ninety.

Until the late nineteen sixties, the tomatoes that Heinz used to make ketchup often cracked open on the vine after a heavy rain.

This was the nation's lowest growth rate since the nineteen thirties.

Up to two million wildebeest follow the rain clouds every year, traveling on a nineteen hundred mile round trip over daunting obstacles.

However, the popularity of this famous cat began to decrease in the nineteen thirties.

GWEN OUTEN: In the summer of nineteen thirty-six, people all over the world heard the name of Jesse Owens.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: In nineteen thirty-six, the Civil War in Spain gave him a chance to return to Spain and test his bravery again.

Farmers in the United States have grown genetically engineered crops since the late nineteen nineties.

It began as part of the effort for the United States to hold the nineteen ninety-four World Cup competition.

In nineteen forty-four he began work on a project in Mexico financed by the Rockefeller Foundation.

By nineteen ninety-nine, reports said he was worth about one hundred billion dollars.

Nineteen-year-old Litho was so ill when she first appeared before doctors, she was unable to stand on her own power.

Nineteen of the species, including a squirrel, a small bat, a zebrafish, and a human had RNA viral sequences embedded in their DNA.

After his wife's death, in nineteen-oh-five, Joplin wrote a concert waltz called "Bethena. "

The IMF and the World Bank grew out of an international conference held in the United States in nineteen forty-four.

It is quite unusual for a freshman to be younger than eighteen or older than nineteen but I was barely 16 when I entered college.

When did the problems begin between the United States and Iran? Many Iranians say it was nineteen fifty-three.

But he said Israel cannot go back to the nineteen sixty-seven lines.

Liposuction has been widely used since the nineteen seventies to improve the body's appearance.

The company began as a hamburger and root beer stand in Shawnee, Oklahoma, in nineteen fifty-three.

It was not until nineteen thirty-nine that black students were permitted to enter civilian flight schools in the United States.

In the nineteen forties, Lena Horne was the first African-American in Hollywood to sign a long-term contract with a major movie studio.

Democrat Bill Clinton had a Democratic majority in Congress when he was first elected president in nineteen ninety-two.

The refuge has ten thousand hectares of land. It was started in nineteen twelve to help protect the local elk population.

In February nineteen forty-two, Japan's forces won a great victory against the British in Singapore.

Jack Benny became famous nationwide in the nineteen thirties as a result of his weekly radio program.

Yet by the late nineteen thirties she had become unpopular with the public.

The early nineteen twenties marked the beginning of Zora Neale Hurston's life as a writer.

Before the nineteen thirties, the United States had no separation between traditional banking and investment banking activities.

The word "vitamin" dates back to Polish scientist Casimir Funk in nineteen twelve.

Michael Dell is the chief executive officer of Dell Computer, which he founded when he was nineteen.

Under pressure during the nineteen fifties, Hughes softened the voice of his poems and rejected his militant past.

In nineteen seventies, American nuclear industry the introduction and implementation of a quality assurance standards.

In nineteen ninety-two, Aravind established what was described as Asia's first training center for the prevention of blindness.

DOUG JOHNSON: Hemingway and his new wife returned to the United States in nineteen twenty-eight.

RAY FREEMAN: The next year, in nineteen sixty-five, her final collection of stories, "Everything That Rises Must Converge, " appeared.

And one of the model significance of The Nineteen Ancient Poems lies perhaps in the emotions and thoughts filled with tension.

She complied, and the great literary masterpiece Frankenstein was published when Shelley was just nineteen.

In the nineteen twenties, there was a debate in the United States about jazz music.

He joined Starbucks in nineteen eighty-two, when it had just four stores.

President Eisenhower approved the charter before he left office. It was later signed into law by President Ford in nineteen seventy-six.

CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: In nineteen ninety-seven, the librarian of Congress named Robert Pinsky as poet laureate of the United States. Mr.

And this all created a classic "oil shock, " like the one that hit the economy in the early nineteen-seventies.

He was sixty-four when he stepped down on March sixth, nineteen eighty-one.

Until the early nineteen nineties , most potatoes were grown in Europe, North America and the former Soviet republics.

Since the nineteen seventies, scientists have been searching for ways to link the brain with computers.

He was only nineteen but the bloom of youth had already disappeared from his face.

He even produced the White House concert in celebration of jazz musician Duke Ellington's seventieth birthday in nineteen sixty-nine.

In today's class, we'll be examining some nineteen century pattern books that used for building houses.

It was established in the United States in nineteen sixty-four as a Peace Corps for business people.

Mr. Cleaver has been a member of the club since it formed in nineteen sixty-nine.

One of the founding members of the alliance is former Costa Rican president Oscar Arias. He won the nineteen-eighty-seven Nobel Peace Prize.

He started as a professional football player. But an injury to his knee in nineteen fifty-eight ended his short career.

President Obama spoke Friday in Germany, part of a European visit to remember the Allied invasion on D-Day, June sixth, nineteen forty-four.

Ben Bernanke led the central bank through extraordinary efforts to contain the worst economic crisis since the nineteen thirties.

Since the nineteen eighties, doctors in more than seventy tropical nations have used one main drug to treat schistosomiasis.

In nineteen twenty-eight the Levi Strauss company registered the word "Levi's" as a trademark for their product.

Competition often means waiting for people to make a choice. That was the case with VCRs, video cassette recorders. During the nineteen .

That was the case with VCRs, video cassette recorders. During the nineteen eighties, people had two choices: VHS and Betamax.

Richard J. Daley led Chicago -- ruled might be a better word -- for twenty-one years. He died in office in nineteen seventy-six.

He was a strong voice for ending America's war in Vietnam in the nineteen seventies.

The new loans will likely let the Greek government make a nineteen billion dollar payment on its debt by March twentieth.

In the nineteen thirties, Anderson studied and performed in London and Berlin, Germany. She gave few concerts at first.

Nineteen people were killed in violence as security forces were deployed during demonstrations against the high cost of living.

Our economic plan has invested in badly needed infrastructure projects over the last nineteen months.

Tiger Woods is missing his first US Open since nineteen ninety-five. He is out with leg injuries.

However, the American government told Japan in nineteen thirty-nine that it would end the earlier agreement.

On the Big Island, red-hot lava has been flowing from the Kilauea volcano since the early nineteen eighties.

It has lacked a strong central government since nineteen ninety-one.

This area of the world was a major supplier of these resources in the nineteen thirties.

Bryan McNulty, the communications director, says Bates has offered a three-year bachelor's degree since the nineteen sixties.

And he wrote for the Wall Street Journal opinion page for twenty years, until nineteen ninety-five.

He was the top new player, or rookie of the year, in nineteen ninety-eight.

He and a Berkeley graduate student formed the Internet search company Inktomi in nineteen ninety-six. It became profitable.

For the last two months there were record decreases in the Consumer Price Index, which goes back to nineteen forty-seven.

But not the nineteen-sixties version. Mr. Berty said it was the best.

His version of psychoanalysis remained the one most widely used until at least the nineteen fifties.

But by the late nineteen seventies and the nineteen eighties, those countries no longer had much money to help farmers.

The institute already existed as a research center when plant scientist Nikolai Vavilov reorganized it in the nineteen twenties.

Historian Jeff Sklansky says a slow shift to personhood for American companies began with a Supreme Court ruling in eighteen nineteen.

Was it not proved nineteen hundred years ago - if I may trespass upon your domain a little?

Nineteen of these countries are in Africa; the remaining three are Guatemala, Pakistan and Nicaragua.

Nineteen people, including customs officials, were arrested, and the minister for transport is still suspended.

He retired from the team permanently in nineteen ninety-nine. He played briefly for the Washington Wizards starting in two thousand one.

the emotions and thoughts of the nineteen ancient poems appears heartily , profound , and is full of intrinsic tension.

An arts administrator and train lover bought part of the over-the-street structure during the nineteen seventies.

In nineteen eighty-three, he began to study more than twenty-two thousand healthy male doctors over forty years of age.

He said, "we haven't had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine"

One of every three or four workers was looking for a job in nineteen thirty-two.

STEVE EMBER: In nineteen twenty-five, Bessie Coleman traveled to her home state of Texas.

Since Grameen's launch in nineteen seventy-six, the idea of micro-financing for the poor has spread to other countries.

Nineteen eighty-two was a lucky time (as your columnist can attest) to be leaving college.

For seventeen minutes this solid column moved at a run past this nineteen-year-old gunner, its closest files within 35 yards of his weapon.

In nineteen eighty-two, eighteen of his students took the Advanced Placement test in calculus. They all passed.

Economists reported in twenty-ten that the worst recession since the nineteen-thirties had ended.

In the nineteen fifties , John Nash developed an idea known as the "Nash equilibrium. "

And in nineteen fifty, it created the National Science Foundation to provide support to thousands of the nation's best scientists.

Since the direction of the peach blossom fan in sixteen nineteen LiXiangJun, so after the advent of famous in the world.

The WASP program was canceled a few weeks after the last class graduated in nineteen forty-four.

Finally, in nineteen eleven, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Standard Oil was misusing its powerful market position.

Nineteen percent of hiring managers place the most emphasis on your educational background: the institution major, minor and degree earned.

He died in a helicopter crash in nineteen ninety-one as he was leaving a concert.

For this reason, Coolidge faced only one serious opponent for the Republican presidential nomination in nineteen twenty-four.

This was the second lowest level since scientists began keeping records in nineteen seventy-nine.

Since nineteen ninety-four, the state has spent close to one hundred million dollars on control efforts.

At the time I was nineteen, had long untidy hair, and regarded myself as part of the sixties' "youth counterculture" .

Then Joab returned from pursuing Abner and assembled all his men. Besides Asahel, nineteen of David's men were found missing.

In nineteen twenty, the nation passed the Nineteenth Amendment to the constitution, which gave women the right to vote.

In nineteen fifty-seven, Friedan started research that was to have far-reaching results.

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration first proposed to ban antibiotic use in healthy animals in nineteen seventy-seven.

My wife talks nineteen to the dozen and I hardly ever get a chance to speak.

Between the nineteen forties and sixties , the Rockefeller Foundation helped launch the "Green Revolution" in Latin America and Asia.

Marburg virus is named after the German city where it was first discovered in nineteen sixty-seven.

STEVE EMBER: That was a recording of a nineteen thirty-nine broadcast from Buckingham Palace.

During the nineteen seventies, he tried to unite Libya with other Arab countries.

Vaudeville was very popular in the United States during the early nineteen hundreds.

In the nineteen fifties, he built a dance studio of his own in Houston.

Her father was a pump operator for the city water department. He died in nineteen ninety-one.

Major progress on civil rights would not come until the nineteen fifties and sixties.

Later, the United States supported the rule of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. He fled the Islamic Revolution in nineteen seventy-nine.

The Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States recently moved to protect nineteen major financial stocks.

MARIO RITTER: The children included in the study were born around nineteen ninety-one in ten areas of the country.

He was born in Guangdong in 1987(nineteen eighty seven), his parents used to be handball players.

The new agreement replaces the nineteen ninety-one Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as START-One.

They were falsely accused and found guilty of the rape of two white girls in the nineteen thirties.

In nineteen thirty-six, during the Great Depression, the average American mother gave birth to only two children.

at the time i was nineteen, had long untidy bair, and regarded myself as part of the sixties youth counterculture.

By the mid-nineteen-seventies, Salem had acquired a private jet, and he travelled widely, to Switzerland, England, and Texas.

The downturn is bad, but it would have to get much worse to compare to the nineteen thirties.

In September of nineteen fifty, Mac Arthur led the UN land and sea attack at Inchon, pushing the North Koreans back across the border.

But since the late nineteen eighties, laparoscopic surgery has gained popularity.

Bees are directly responsible for pollinating nineteen billion dollars worth of crops each year in the United States alone.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: The next book in the series, "Little Town on the Prairie" was published in nineteen forty-one.

In September, nineteen-oh-one, President McKinley made a major foreign policy speech at the Pan-American Fair in Buffalo, New York.

BOB DOUGHTY: In nineteen ninety-eight, a magazine story in the United States introduced letterboxing to many Americans.

In the early nineteen seventies, the city had many problems. The number of visitors was falling.

STEVE EMBER: It was Richard Nixon who brought home most of the troops before South Vietnam fell to the north in nineteen seventy-five.

It was built in nineteen twenty-nine in one of the few areas of the Valley that has water.

The court decided, five to four, on Thursday to overturn its own ruling from nineteen ninety.

In a savage attack lasting an hour she destroyed seven out of nineteen ships.

Eleven countries first began to use the euro in nineteen ninety-nine.