Beehive State
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Beehive State
An Americanism dating back to 1930–35
Example Sentences
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But Axson said the GOP brought back the caucuses this year because they drive political engagement in communities across the Beehive State.
From Seattle Times
He stated the phrase is featured on a license plate issued by the state, and is the motto of four cities or counties in the Beehive State.
From Washington Times
In late January, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, a Republican, signed legislation making the Beehive State the first this year to ban some medical interventions for patients under 18, including hormone therapy and gender-affirmation surgery.
From Seattle Times
The Republican governor said last week that the rapidly growing Beehive State was struggling to keep pace with the rising demand for housing and water, thanks to all its transplants.
From Washington Times
You may not be welcomed in the Beehive State.
From Los Angeles Times
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