Montrealin a sentence
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Adelia would have dragged my father off to Montreal — hooked him up to a debutante, at the very least.† (source)
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In my university days I visited Montreal once with some friends.† (source)
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All the action was happening in Montreal.† (source)
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In Montreal, nests of rebel agents with plans and money were busy hatching anti-Union conspiracies.† (source)
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I was flying to Montreal!† (source)
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Mr. Cartier, whom I never could call "Zhahn" or, as his secretary called him, "Gene," had come from Montreal originally.† (source)
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The priest sits beside me at the table of the First Officer, who tells us ship's orders have been changed and instead of sailing to New York we're bound for Montreal.† (source)
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I tell them I'll write again from Winnipeg or Montreal or wherever I end up.† (source)
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I have enough money to travel first class to Vermont, in the Greyhound bus that goes all the way to Montreal, but I know that I am going by bike to Rutterburg, Vermont.† (source)
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The phone rang in the kitchen and an unfamiliar voice came on, speaking urgently about tickets for Montreal, interrupting itself to say, Oh damn, that's right, I forgot you were off to Europe with Frederic.† (source)
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It was supposed to carry Billy and twenty-eight other optometrists to a convention in Montreal.† (source)
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Her circles in Montreal expanded, the summers taken up with jobs in and outside the university.† (source)
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By the time I heard about her situation, Maranda was experiencing up to 100 seizures a day, as often as three minutes apart, making the right side of her In the 1940s, however, a Montreal doctor, Theodore Rasmussen, discovered something new about the rare disease that affected Maranda.† (source)
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He loved to come out and teach the girls—he said they reminded him of the cousins he had once played with in his grandmother's house in Montreal.† (source)
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My work in twenty years has taken me to Toronto, Montreal, Paris, London, Manchester, Rome, Milan, Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfort, Cologne, Erlangen, Heidelberg, Stuttgart, southern Germany, Amsterdam, Groningen, Salzburg, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Chihuahua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Peru, Venezuela, Tokyo and Sarajevo in Bosnia-Herzegovina.† (source)
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General Richard Montgomery, who, with 300 men, had joined in the assault, attacking from Montreal, had been killed.† (source)
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