from coast to coast

The race took 84 days to run from coast to coast.

We might end up having to cut our way from coast to coast.

But the new rules are important from coast to coast.

In a 56-hour trip from coast to coast, they go through at least four books.

Still in school, he took off to tour from coast to coast.

All the way from coast to coast, or 'round the world?

As of early 1993 the company had some 163 stores from coast to coast.

This was when people actually flew from coast to coast.

The single has since spread from coast to coast and overseas.

We've got to have unity, and one plan, from coast to coast.

The fibre of our economic life from coast to coast will be affected.

Founded in 1995, the association now has over 1400 lawyer members from coast to coast.

He "ran" across America on his hands, taking three years, eight months, and six days to travel from coast to coast.

There were variations on the theme from coast to coast.

The energy and water legislation would finance projects from coast to coast.

That's seven guys we know about, and never mind the other Families from coast to coast."

Less than three hours from coast to coast," Smith had said.

With the coming of the railroad, the population increased, as travel from coast to coast now only took seven days.

Yet the car is roiling the agency business from coast to coast.

"From coast to coast, cities are working on these issues in innovative ways," the report said.

Yesterday was a good example, from coast to coast.

I've had the good fortune to have covered dog shows from coast to coast and in 14 foreign countries.

He could have been talking about the season, with implications stretching from coast to coast.

The theme has been played out in major league cities from coast to coast over the last few years.

The Internet's pulling power is evident from coast to coast.