Michigan city

Usage examples of lansing.

Raven Blackheart Lansing to her new home was fueled and waiting for their arrival and immediate takeoff.

Now, while the Lansing was laboring toward Drake Passage, the Exeter was on a research cruise to Palau as part of the World Ocean Circulation Experiment, or WOCE.

Tomb, Marina Frants for tips on Russian grammar and vocabulary, the Star Trek Timeliners for advice regarding stardates, and, of course, Robert Lansing, Teri Garr, and Ricardo Montalban for inspiration.

Floyd Modjeska was driving south on a lonely and desolate stretch of highway between the State Capital at Lansing and Albion, Michigan.

On the third trip, the thugs planned to waylay Hooper along the highway between Lansing and Albion.

As he was helping a young couple from Lansing, Michigan, climb in, Mack Dane saw a diamondback rattlesnake swim by.

The weather was almost as ominous as the plea East Lansing HQ had received from Al's just four hours earlier.

Donny was of Irish-Italian extraction, from East Lansing, and had both a drinking problem and no visible means of support.

All I did, I closed my eyes in East Lansing one afternoon, and when I opened them again it was nine months later and I was living in Ann Arbor.

I went to East Lansing the following autumn, an aging recruit, and was leading the freshman squad in touchdowns, yards gained rushing, and platitudes.

Landis, whom I met in July 1985 while teaching a week of the Clarion SF & Fantasy Writing Workshop at Michigan State University in East Lansing.

Next to Strefford, perched on her high chair, Clarissa throned in infant beauty, while Susy Lansing cut up a peach for her.

I was past Lansing and Grand Rapids and entering the Manistee National Forest, -loo miles away, almost before I knew it.

And without the satellite transmitter, Brierson didn't have a chance of reaching East Lansing or even using the loudmouth channels.

Wilson gazed vaguely out the window, toward a row of lights where his clerk-like secretary of state, Robert Lansing, was, no doubt, busy doing clerkly things, so unlike his predecessor, the Great Commoner, who was incapable of clerkdom or indeed of anything less mundane than Jovian thunderings for peace.