Madison

1 After the falling the hallway smelled like Kay's perfume whenever it rained so we moved again to the second floor of a pink house on Madison Street.

2 I could still say I saw the Jackson Five live, at Madison Square Garden.

3 Born on March 16, 1751, James Madison had grown up on this large plantation with a sweeping view of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains.

4 “So when you get allowance money and birthday money, you have to put it in the Madison Square Garden savings jar.”

5 The case Madison had tried to make for the Potomac was simultaneously crafty and driven by romantic illusions about its prowess that were shared by Jefferson, Washington, and most members of the Virginia dynasty.

6 She looked over at Madison, who was searching through her dance bag for something, and poked her with an elbow.

7 Andrew Jackson expressed no desire to see an end to slavery, as Washington, Jefferson, and Madison had.

8 Indeed, had not Madison been the most ardent advocate at the Constitutional Convention for a clear assertion of federal sovereignty?

9 If registering a nostalgic sentiment of affinity was Jefferson’s main intention, Madison suggested that could be done by leaking part of the message to mutual friends.

10 “You should play the piano, anak. You could play in Madison Square Garden with fingers like that. I have no doubt!”

11 Intriguingly, the two chieftains of the Republican opposition, Jefferson and Madison, had never served in the army.

12 This time, though, there was no Madison Avenue address, no elaborate menu of New Zealand mussels or designer mushrooms.

13 All the domestic and international challenges facing the Adams presidency looked entirely different to Jefferson and Madison.

14 When she was ready, Anthony and the marshal walked down to the horse-drawn trolley and headed to the Madison County courthouse.

15 While he tended to defer to Adams on the basis of age and political experience, Jefferson dominated his relationship with Madison for the same reasons.

16 All year long, we dress alike, walking up and down Madison Street waiting for someone to say, Are you guys cousins? so we can smile, say, Can't you tell from looking at us?!

17 I walked over to Madison Avenue and started to wait around for a bus because I didn't have hardly any money left and I had to start economizing on cabs and all.

18 "Not your best friend like Madison—but still your friend."

19 “See that ticket stub? I went to that show. It was at Madison Square Garden, the old one. Great show. I danced salsa all the way home.”

20 It was not just that Madison hated to lose.

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