Along with a sister and a brother, Reid grew up in Colorado after the family moved to Denver from Brooklyn.
He established that Shannon was on Frontier Airlines flight 727 on June 30, 2011, from Washington to Denver.
Democrats planned their party convention in Denver in 2008 in hopes of planting their flag in Colorado.
The Denver debate went off without a hitch—except for President Obama, who did poorly, as I recall.
They would not have to strain, as they did in Denver, to make lemonade out of lemons.
From the car window many of them were observed all along the way to a distance of over sixty miles east of Denver.
All would read about it in the Denver papers the next morning.
Rounding a spur at the end of our six-hundredth mile from Denver, we first sighted the Mormon promised land.
Griller was in Denver, on the quiet, to get more men together.
I think that General Denver doubted my being a Federal scout.
city in Colorado, U.S., founded 1858 as Auraria ("golden"), renamed 1859 for Gen. James W. Denver (1817-1892), governor of the territory. The family name is from the place of that name in Norfolk, literally "ford or passage used by the Danes," from Old English Dena (genitive plural) + fær.
The Denver boot or shoe as the name for a wheel clamp for illegally parked vehicles, supposedly was invented 1953 by Frank Marugg, pattern-maker and violinist with the Denver (U.S.A.) Symphony Orchestra. He was a friend of politicians and police department officials, and the city sheriff's department came to him for help in making a device to immobilize vehicles whose owners didn't pay parking tickets.
U.S. state (organized as a territory 1861, admitted as a state 1876), named for the river, Spanish Rio Colorado, from colorado "ruddy, reddish," literally "colored," past participle of colorar "to color, dye, paint," from Latin colorare (see coloration).
Capital of Colorado and the largest city in the state.
Note: Known as the “Mile-High City” because of its location at an altitude of 5,280 feet.
State in the west-central United States in the Rocky Mountains, bordered by Wyoming and Nebraska to the north, Nebraska and Kansas to the east, Oklahoma and New Mexico to the south, and Utah to the west. Its capital and largest city is Denver.
