Use "maine" in a sentence
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maine
1. · In 1820, Maine became the 23rd state
2. This one was being shipped to Maine, to
3. And in September I'm going to Maine and visit my sister and brother-in-law and nieces and nephews
4. One night during a show in Maine, Snaps McDougal is spotted by a promoter who offers him a six month residency in Vegas
5. Later, I acquired a wonderful Maine coon cat we called Smudge
6. What follows should give pause to those straddling the fence on this issue: California‘s popular vote (54 electoral votes) for example, could potentially neutralize the combined votes of Delaware (3), Maine (4), Hawaii (4), Alaska (3), New Mexico (5), Nevada (4), Utah (5), Idaho (4), Montana (3), Wyoming (3), North Dakota (3), South Da kota (3), Vermont (3), New Hampshire (4), and Rhode Island (4) or fifteen states in all presently under the ―protection‖ of the E
7. The campaign received an unexpected dramatic boost with the explosion of the USS Maine in Havana harbor
8. When Lincoln ran for re election in 1864, he chose Johnson to replace Vice President Hannibal Hamlin, a Republican abolitionist from Maine
9. Both crises made Van Buren very unpopular in New York and Maine
10. Hannibal Hamlin, Lincoln's first Vice President, a Radical Republican senator from Maine, would have been a far better president than Andrew Johnson during Reconstruction
11. Wyoming appealed to her as did Maine and Arkansas
12. It was October 1999, and Adam was living in Maine
13. Mitchell made a report4 of suspected failure to thrive regarding Katherine, born in July 2003, to the Department of Children, Youth and Families (CPS) in Maine
14. The CPS reported that the Allerton family left Maine at the end of May 2004 and went to PA in the wake of the child neglect investigation
15. The school-aged children were not attending public school, nor were they enrolled in an approved home study program in Maine
16. Adam and Susan‘s life continued to become ever more complicated as they tried to stay ahead of the Maine authorities
17. ―He was summoned to appear in the Kent Family Court in Maine
18. All of the children have been court ordered into the custody of the Maine Department for Children and Families
19. Ma told me that the police in Maine have a warrant out for your arrest
20. He told me he got a job at a local fabric store where they lived in Maine
21. It was basically the story in chapter sixteen from the Maine Court Documents
22. I could hardly believe that he fled the state of Maine
23. When he fled Maine, he went to Margaret‘s house in PA for a few months
24. When law enforcement told him there were outstanding pick-up orders for his children from Maine, he told police there was no paperwork preventing him from having his children
25. Allerton was arrested on an outstanding DLS warrant from Maine
26. Allerton and the children were brought to the police station and the Maine social services were contacted
27. Here is an extract7 from the Maine Family Court document, which was to substantiate what I was finding out about the children‘s disposition
28. Maine CPS workers and police picked up the children from Massachusetts and brought them to the home of a great aunt in Massachusetts
29. While 7 Ref – Taken from State of Maine Family Court Kent County Docket Nos
30. Here is another extract8 from the Maine Family Court document
31. Financial resources for motels and shelters came from the Maine Department of Health
32. What happened next in this long and painful saga is best described in the following extract10 from the Maine court documents
33. The children were removed from school to do this in violation of the Maine protective order
34. Allerton let the police in and was arrested on a warrant from Maine for contempt of court
35. The parents were incarcerated until March 2006, awaiting extradition to Maine
36. I was at home in California when I got a call from the social service person in the afternoon saying that both Adam and Susan had been arrested at the Ramada Inn in front of the children! Of course, I didn‘t know all the details then, just that Adam was back in 10 Ref – Taken from State of Maine Family Court Kent County Docket Nos
37. Adam and his family first came to the attention of the Maine Family Court in December 2004
38. On December 26 the judge issued a protective order that the four school-aged children should be either enrolled in school, or that Adam and Susan provide CPS with documentation with Maine home schooling criteria by January 5, 2005
39. On January 7, 2005, the court issued another protective order that included Susan and Adam inform the DCF and their attorney of any change of address; the family should remain in the Eastern Seaboard area if they relocate there; they should cooperate with the Eastern Seaboard social service agency; Maine should communicate concerns to Eastern Seaboard Department for Children, Youth and Families; they should satisfy the court that the children‘s medical and educational needs were addressed in Maine; the children should be enrolled in an approved home school program in Maine; and Adam should sign medical and educational releases for the children prior to leaving court
40. On February 26, the Maine Court found that Adam did not comply with the January 7
41. The judge ordered that Cindy, Brian, Becky, and Keith be placed in CPS custody, and that the children be returned to Maine
42. By January 27, of 2006, the Maine judge had had enough
43. He issued a written order that all of the children were to be placed in the custody of the State of Maine
44. Everything went well with the Maine Social Services officers, and they agreed for Keith to spend some time with Michele over Christmas
45. It was April when I heard that Michele had gone out to Maine to visit Keith
46. Maine Social Services have been in touch,‖ I said
47. Missouri and Alabama to come in as slave states, while territories north of Missouri, plus Maine, would be free
48. Maine was sent to protect American interests and appeared in Havana Harbor on January 25, 1898
49. America rallied around the battle cry, “Remember the Maine!” (In 1950 the U
50. Alnanbai—an Algonquin-speaking tribe (Abnaki) that lived in the western Maine valleys of the Kennebec, Androscoggin, and Saco rivers