In Chicago In A Sentence

• Once again in Chicago.
• Justin was in Chicago.
• I met him in Chicago.
• Awful fiasco in Chicago!
• I bought it in Chicago.
• There was a hurricane in Chicago.
• Winifred lived in Chicago.
• A murderer out on bail in Chicago!
• Open only to men living in Chicago.
• At least that is the supposition in Chicago.
• I could ketch you in Chicago.
• There was an architect in Chicago who was converted.
• We do things like that in Chicago.
• He said you knew him in Chicago.
• We are to show a week in Chicago.
• Then you can not have lived in Chicago long?
• That is the way with hundreds in Chicago.
• Papa bought two in Chicago.
• I used to drive a team in Chicago.
• Think of the broken hearts in Chicago tonight!
• They were running it strong in Chicago that year.
• Concerns church and race problems in Chicago.
• He would never be heard of in Chicago again.
• Do you know how they kill pigs in Chicago?
• They asked questions about the weather in Chicago.
• An attempt to imitate it in Chicago failed.
• That committee has had a business meeting in Chicago.
• The time is past in Chicago for homilies.
• In Chicago, to be exact.
• I did this very easily in Chicago last summer.
• One of these crazy reform waves has started in Chicago.
• It was spring, but spring in Chicago.
• There is one awfully homely woman in Chicago.
• It was to a large mail-order house in Chicago.
• She was bored to death in Chicago ...

• I did marry him, right there in Chicago.
• No non-union bricklayer shall be employed in Chicago.
• In Chicago, it was 2:15 in the afternoon.
• He also bowled in one nationals tournament in Chicago.
• In Chicago, they had been received with open arms.

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