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Meaning California meaning
What does California mean?
Definitions in simple English
California
California
Synonyms California synonyms
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Topics California topics
What do people use California to talk about?
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What are the names of the regions in the area?
Examples California examples
How do I use California in a sentence?
Simple sentences
At last, we reached California.
That old trapper lived in California.
Calamity Jane lived in California.
Fremont and Sutter lived in California.
California is about as large as Japan.
California is famous for its fruit.
Jogging is out in California.
His wife comes from California.
Young people flocked to southern California.
Japan imports oranges from California.
He has gone back to California for good.
She was born in 1946, on August 19, in California.
She comes from California.
I'm sending her to California.
I lived in Japan for 2 years, but now I'm living in California.
California and Nevada border on each other.
Japan consists of four major islands and over 3,000 small islands, and is about equal to California in area.
He said that he had been in California for ten years.
Smoking is banned in restaurants in California.
Malibu is on the coast of Southern California.
In 1848, people came to California to dig for gold.
Movie subtitles
Here at nasa's Ames Research Center in northern California, astronomer Peter schultz and his team are testing to see if this theory of Panspermia is even remotely possible.
I was born in Irvine, California.
If you think about it, it's kind of the epitome of Southern California pastiche.
I live in California with my adopting parents.
To California?
Yes, to California.
Why, if it was out in California, I'd subdivide it. and I'd buy you the whole world.
They say the country they call California is wonderful.
Well, ifwe like California better, we could sell my holdings and buy vast lands out there.
I will go with you to California ifyou'll go at once. At once?
We're going to California. So I'll bid you a fond farewell.
Well, you won't go to California with Thorpe now.
I've been in California for the last four years.
Right back to California.
California.
If we like California better, we could sell my holdings and buy vast lands out there.
I'll go with you to California if you'll go at once.
My mind is made up, Davey, and we're going to California.
Yes, we're going to California, so I'll bid you a fond farewell.
California, eh? - 19.
By the way, what part of California are you fellows from?
Back to California?
I return to California on the fourth.
Sure, we can even hop one to California if we wanted to.
I was born in Irvine, California. Um, my favorite color is green.
Oh, I thought he was in California.
Ah. California.
Sunny california, huh?
So I thought I'd run out here and get some of this nice california sunshine of yours.
You seem to forget, california law requires that you wait three days after you take out a license before you get married.
Then you can go to a warm place, and I don't mean California.
And there's no point in writing to Addie, way out there in California.
Wouldn't it be a good idea if I sent him to California? I.
All along, I felt that Father couldn't stand these awful winters, and California'd be better.
News and current affairs
David Victor, an energy expert at the University of California, San Diego, estimates that the shift from coal to natural gas has reduced US emissions by 400-500 megatonnes (Mt) of CO2 per year.
American states like California spend about as much on prisons as on higher education - and sometimes more.
Several states, including California, now spend more on prisons than they do on higher education.
By the end of last year there were about 7,000 people serving life sentences in California under this law.
Why, people ask, are schools and roads in Afghanistan and Iraq more important than those in Colorado or California?
The effect has been staggering: aerospace manufacturing has almost disappeared from California, but is booming in Texas.
Bush may naively consider it lying, and therefore wrong, to say that he is in California when he is recording a speech in Washington.
From Cordoba 1000 years ago to California today, the most intellectually stimulating places are crossroads for bright people from different cultures.
California's fiscal crises may also provide lessons for subnational governments around the world.
Despite these problems, Brown has committed California to a San Francisco-to-Los Angeles high-speed rail boondoggle.
California will most likely be unable to pay for the entire project, leaving little use for the first segment in the sparsely populated Central Valley.
The California legislature has been controlled by the Democratic Party for decades, and it takes its cue from its party's most powerful special interests: public-employee unions, environmentalists, trial lawyers, and teachers' unions.
Not surprisingly, California's economy, which used to outperform the rest of the US, now substantially underperforms.
California still has great strengths in technology, entertainment, and agriculture.
MOSCOW - Most people who know of me think of me as an information-technology expert, someone who probably lives in California and invests in edgy Internet start-ups.
If California is any indicator, a ban on driver's licenses won't be effective in keeping undocumented workers off the road.
The California experience is a case in point.
But the anti-immigrant vitriol of the 1990's, which pushed California's legislature to impose the ban, remains strong, and not even the immigrant Terminator can muster the courage to fight it.
Why, people ask, are schools and roads in Afghanistan and Iraq more important than those in Colorado or California? At one point in 2008, the US military picked up the cost of transporting a tiger for the Baghdad zoo.
All of this means that when California slumps, residents simply leave for the mountain states; when manufacturing jobs disappear in the upper Midwest, people migrate to new jobs in Texas.
Consider the Beery twins, born in 1996 in San Diego, California.
The United States government pays billions of dollars to cotton growers, mainly in California, Texas, and Mississippi.
Britain's economic prospects increasingly depend on events beyond its shores, whether just across the English Channel or in China or California.
The most populous and wealthiest of America's 50 states, California has long been a beacon of opportunity for talented and enterprising people from all over the world.
One in every four California residents was born in a foreign country.