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"S" is for this city where giants dwell |
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In this man's bio: "The enterprise he started in his parents' garage became the world's most valuable company" |
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This evangelist was knighted in 2001 by the British ambassador on behalf of the queen |
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Held at Churchill Downs, it's popularly known as the "Run for the Roses" |
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Sharks can have as many as 5 rows of these, which fall out & grow back |
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Many airlines now charge a fee to check any amount of this |
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"P" is for this city, brother |
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You must remember Eric van Lustbader's "The Bourne Imperative" is based on a character created by this man |
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In 2001 the queen's list of new knights included this director of "Schindler's List" |
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It's held over a 3-week period in July & covers more than 2,000 miles before ending in Paris |
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These large North American snakes get their name from their habit of feeding on other snake species; long live the... |
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Mary, Mary why you doing this to a room by putting in a hidden microphone? |
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"CC" is for this state capital |
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From this novel: "'I've killed him,' 'More will come,' Abe had already begun to walk away, 'Then I shall need more stakes"' |
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In 2009, 6 months before his death, this giant of Massachusetts politics got a knighthood |
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Held annually in Florida, it was the first NASCAR race to be televised nationally from start to finish |
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The world's largest flower, the Rafflesia, which has no stems or leaves, is this type of plant that lives off a host |
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Large spectacles with protective rims used to prevent eye injuries |
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"W" is for this home of cadets |
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In 2012 these 2 words preceded "Darker" & "Freed" on The New York Times bestseller list |
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For his "outstanding contribution to global economic stability", he was honored in 2002 |
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This "All-American" competition was inspired by 3 boys in the 1930s racing homemade engineless cars down an incline |
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Growing up to two feet long, this desert dweller is the largest lizard native to the United States |
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2-word term for a woman who weds chiefly for financial gain; now I ain't sayin' she's one |
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A "C" on gold coins stands for this city named for George III's queen |
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In addition to "A Feast of Crows", this novelist penned the short story collection "Songs the Dead Men Sing" |
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This American who helped find the double helix of DNA was double tapped |
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A world famous yacht race takes place annually from Sydney to this capital of Tasmania |
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In trees such as pines & firs, the seeds form in these |
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Alton Brown's recipe for this Christmastime beverage includes Bourbon |
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