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31, Harriet, as might have been expected, behaved admirably.

32, Harriet Ryley has been talking to an organic farmer who believes in putting the environment before profits.

33, The Yorkes lived next door to the Shergolds and might have gleaned some scraps of information that he could wheedle out of Harriet.

34, They did not have any trouble spotting Harriet and Cybil because they were the only two people there.

35, Simon stood to the side, hand still on the water fountain, watching Harriet and Tony Angotti.

36, Harriet waited until the door had closed after her and flicked the button, feeling oddly apprehensive.

37, That Liza did not appear to share these sentiments was something which Harriet grieved over and found hard to accept.

38, Harriet walks with Knightley, and Frank arrives late, after Jane has taken herself home in agitation.

39, How did one stop a person like Harriet, headstrong, independent, beholden to no one?

40, Harriet slept so soundly that even her stentorian snoring did not disrupt her slumber.

41, Harriet had put them in her smaller guest-room which had a double bed.

42, Though Harriet was tired - indeed,[www.Sentencedict.com] worn out - the Easter party took place.

43, Isn't it sickening how Daniela tries to ingratiate herself with Harriet?

44, Harriet hesitated, then her natural impatience won the day and she slipped quietly towards the exit.

45, The girl must have given him the elbow, Harriet decided.

46, Harriet Tremayne, waiting to greet her daughter and new son-in-law on Penzance station was, understandably, nervous.

47, Harriet picked up the ball and tried a shot at the basket.

48, She flounders and leaps towards the kindly light, towards her Princess Harriet asleep on her lawn.

49, Harriet decided to enter Henry in the cute baby contest.

50, Anxious to avoid further difficulty, Harriet did not pursue the matter.

51, They had even had an on-off affair and Harriet suspected he was in love with her.

52, Harriet thought that Ben was trying to frighten Paul, but Paul was hysterical.

53, Harriet lurched towards the bathroom, clutching her stomach in pain.

54, Harriet, reading between the lines, knew exactly what her daughter meant.

55, He had been closely involved with Harriet over the horses.

56, But then, Harriet with her fair-haired plaits and smooth round forehead jiggling off to help Mummy do the shopping.

57, Any moment now, one burst of shooting would make Harriet Shakespeare childless and turn the Hare-woman into a murderess.

58, Harriet had always tended to feel compassion towards the underdog.

59, David kept saying she should simply not have gone up there ... but how could she not have gone, being Harriet?

60, Lilian was in her second childhood and Harriet was expecting her second child, which she secretly despised.