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The early post war years saw much of the area in a run down state.

Some of the outbuildings are still in a run down state.

"I think we need to ratchet down state spending slowly."

They compared it to his threat last year to shut down state government if the budget was enacted late.

It serves as a focal point when looking east down State Street.

Her route this day was down state Route 3, then across a secondary road.

For example, he noted, the Court chose not to strike down state laws on sodomy last year.

This meant that to fire the revolver from a hammer down state, the trigger must be pulled twice.

The building was moved intact on rollers down State Street in a process that took six months.

When the selector is in the down state, the counter decrements the count.

It contends that federal courts were never given the power to strike down state laws, a pet cause of states' rights supporters today.

Other than paying down state debt, I believe we need voter approval for projects associated with the money raised."

Roy ran further down State Street and stopped and observed.

He threatened to close down state government.

If he sends a single bill, brinkmanship over the cuts would threaten to shut down state government on Monday.

'There were cars off the road all up and down State Street hill.'

The Court has been emphatic in striking down state laws that mandate the death penalty for particular categories of murder.

The eight justices who struck down state senate inequality based their decision on the principle of "one person, one vote".

But he was saved from execution by the Supreme Court's 1972 decision striking down state capital punishment laws.

He did not mention, for instance, the possibility of laying off state employees or closing down state institutions to save money.

The high court struck down state law schools' exclusion of black applicants in 1950, four years before "separate-but-equal" public schools were held unconstitutional.

Though he had initially pledged to virtually shut down state government, the Governor has been paying the more than 200,000 other state employees.

The Governor, who already forced down state spending this year for the first time in decades, called for another reduction next year.

They continued to move en masse down State Street.

We're going to roll our tanks down State Street."