Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «Wisconsin»

Many children in Wisconsin play hockey in the winter.
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There's not much to be found in northern Wisconsin.
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Fadil is from a small town in Wisconsin.
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The soldiers cheered as the train crossed the border into the state of Wisconsin.
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Frank Lloyd Wright designed Taliesen, his home and studio in Wisconsin, to allow the sun to shine into every room sometime during the day.
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The Jacobs House in Wisconsin was built in what Frank Lloyd Wright called the Usonian style, his vision of uniquely American affordable housing.
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Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin have the highest concentration of robots, primarily in manufacturing.
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"When I look at local news and see what's happening, I'm pessimistic,'' said Kathleen Culver, journalism professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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There were reports of overpriced rice in Wisconsin.
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A 25-year-old graduate student from Stanford University named Denis Hayes and a U.S. Democratic senator from Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson, coordinated what became Earth Day — April 22, 1970.
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Wisconsin is America's dairy capital.
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Inside a sprawling barn on a farm outside Cambridge, Wisconsin, Tina Hinchley tends to hundreds of cows as part of her daily chores.
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Biden gained 132 votes in the Wisconsin recount.
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They were snowbirds who always spent winters in Texas, and summers in Wisconsin.
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Butter usually does not melt at room temperature in Wisconsin.
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The National Weather Service said Wednesday some 25 million people will face temperatures that cause near-instant frostbite in New England (the northeastern United States) and the Midwest—states such as Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan.
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Researchers linked to the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that children and adolescents who tested lower on standardized tests had a lower volume of gray matter in their brains than the norm, and their frontal and temporal lobes developed more slowly.
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Dozens of employees at a Wisconsin technology business were implanted with microchips Tuesday at the company's headquarters.
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Cheesemaking is by no means a new industry in the U.S. English colonists and Irish immigrants brought it to New England, while Swiss and German immigrants brought it to Wisconsin.
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A Baby Swiss cheese made by Guggisberg Cheese in Ohio was named the overall champion. Two aged Goudas made by Marieke Gouda, a Wisconsin company, finished second and third in the competition that also chose winners in 116 categories.
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President Barack Obama on Monday announced the creation of two new marine sanctuaries in the states of Maryland and Wisconsin as part of a video-address delivered to Our Ocean 2015, a major international conference on the world's marine ecosystems in Valparaiso, Chile.

Tierney Sutton began singing in musical theatre and conservatory choirs in her native Wisconsin. It was years later, while majoring in Russian at Wesleyan University in Illinois, that she first discovered jazz. A semi-finalist in the Thelonious Monk Jazz Vocal Competition, she released her first solo album, Introducing Tierney Sutton, in 1999.

Concerns over the pandemic prompted Smithfield Foods to temporarily close two other plants in mid-April: in southeastern Wisconsin and in Missouri.

Scientists at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the Erasmus University Medical Center in the Netherlands engineered a more virulent strain of the H5N1 bird flu to try to understand how mutations could make it more infectious to both animal and human populations — a change that could lead to a global pandemic.

Wisconsin is known for its dairy, not for its dairy cows.