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91. Christine and her mother never got on.

92. Christine didn't answer, and shortly afterwards she left.

93. Peter wondered if Christine had seen the newspaper report.

94. He grimaced at Christine as he replaced the phone.

95. Christine surveyed the room approvingly.

96. Christine put an arm around him, aware of his scrawny shoulders.

97. "These findings have potential implications for the health care needs of children with ADHD," said study author Dr. Christine Limbers, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at Baylor.

98. Christine Bruhn, director of the Center for Consumer Research at the University of California, says "the bagged product is safer" than its home-washed, unpackaged counterpart.

99. Located on the Murray River, Joe and Christine Caudo's Hogwash Bend property comprises three different zones.

100. Cainero defeated American Kimberly Rhode and German Christine Brinker in a shoot-off after the trio were tied for a total of 93 hits.

101. Her name was Christine Marlowe , and she came from a big city.

102. Alas, Clinton and Christine were having their own moment of truth.

103. By Christine Luff, About.com Guide April 13, I was talking to a running friend recently about a half marathon she'd run.

104. The Angel of Music! ...For three months the Angel of Music had been giving Christine lessons...Ah, he was a punctual singing-master!

105. Christine had been listening intently, an elbow planted on her desk.

106. If the GOP's new base refuses to play along, the leadership could find itself wishing for foot soldiers who bear a stronger resemblance to Dubya than, say[sentencedict.com], Christine O'Donnell.

107. "This gives us some idea of the cancers we could prevent by getting people to be more active," says epidemiologist Christine Friedenreich of Alberta Health Services in Calgary, Canada.

108. Christine : I didn't know your dad was a pigeon fancier.

109. "It has both currency and potential longevity," said Christine Lindberg, senior lexicographer for Oxford's US dictionary program, in a statement.

110. So says Christine Louise Hohlbaum, author of The Power of Slow: 101 Ways to Save Time In Our 24/7 World.

111. In Love Never Dies, set ten years later, he has become "Mr. Y", the mysterious owner of a Coney Island 9)pleasure ground who lures Christine back for a well-paid 10)gig.

112. Local resident Christine Wilton was taking her miniature schnauzer dog Millie for a walk on Peka Peka beach on the North Island's western coast when she discovered the bird.

113. Bill took stock of the situation after Christine cheated on him.

114. IMF head Christine Lagarde warned that "We have entered the dangerous phase of the cycle" for the Eurozone.

115. On a January evening of the early seventies, Christine Nilsson was singing in Faust at the Academy of Music in New York.

115. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

116. The able Christine Lagarde has replaced him at the IMF, relieving DSK the decision of staying on there or returning to French politics.

117. Christine always has to stay up late to finish her homework.

118. The 30-year-old crooner – who is dating model Christine Tiegen – admits to a certain guilty pleasure when in Las Vegas: "Gentlemen's clubs.

119. Founder Christine Lund describes event as a source of light exercise with an environmentally friendly twist.

120. One of them was Christine Keeler, a scatterbrained '60s "good-time girl" who supposedly became Ivanov's mistress.