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121. Thompson accepted the role of Eleanor, the eider of the two Dash-wood sisters (the younger is Marianne) whose stories occupy the main action of Sense and Sensibility.

122. My grandfather's quaint worries about me and Mel Ott and Eleanor Roosevelt are enough to make a contemporary worrier weep with envy.

123. Every familiarity into which Eleanor was entrapped was deliberately planned by his sister.

124. Graham has two siblings: a brother, Isaac, 20, who attends school in Boulder, Colorado, and a seven-year-old half-sister, Eleanor.

125. Every child in my daughter's class proudly marched into school this week with creative costumes ranging from Jackie Robinson, Eleanor Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, etc.

126. Eleanor had become quite attached to Mays, though their skins were of different colors. Sentencedict.com

127. President Franklin Roosevelt's wife Eleanor planted what was called a " Victory Garden" as part of the War effort in 1943.

128. Eleanor made a little motion with her head which was hardly confirmatory.

129. Kana Inagaki, Eleanor Warnock and Kosaku Narioka contributed to this article.

130. For a time, she dated Barl Miller , who we heard was romantically involved with Eleanor.

131. Almost all of it could be traced to Henrietta , the house keeper . whom Eleanor had handpicked.

132. Eleanor had belonged to the same sorority as Betty Jean and they were still great friends.

133. Eleanor became Queen Consort to Louis VII of France in 1137.

134. We noticed that tried to play down her glamour and be more like Eleanor Roosevelt.

135. Eleanor Roosevelt urgened urged all the Americans to grow their own vegetables and fruits.

136. We noticed that Faye tried to play down her glamour and be more like Eleanor Roosenelt.

137. I,[sentencedict.com] I interviewed Eleanor Roosevelt when I was 23 years old.

138. Eleanor Smeal is a's rights activist and founder of the Feminist Majority Foundation in Arlington, Virginia.

139. Eleanor Donnelly Erdman Hall represents the switch of Louis I. Kahn's work. For the first time, Kahn thoroughly got a masterpiece for the assembly space .

140. I need you so, Eleanor, " he whispered huskily at her soft mouth."

141. ELEANOR JOHNSON: "I think that text messaging has made students believe that it's far more acceptable than it actually is to just make screamingly atrocious spelling and grammatical errors."

142. One letter that has survived through the years was written by Eleanor to Hick.

143. "I'll do it, Eleanor," Angus said, quickly jumping up. But this time she only shook her head. "I'll manage," she said firmly.

144. Eleanor Roosevelt urged all Americans to grow their own vegetables and fruits.

145. One of the vital reasons why Eleanor Roosevelt acquired so much achievement is the marital relationship between her and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

146. Eleanor Roosevelt eared urged all Americans to grow their own vegetables and fruits.

147. Her name was Eleanor Marlowe, but most people called her Nora.

148. Eleanor Roosevelt got a chilling glimpse of Mme. Chiang's own dark side when Mrs. Roosevelt asked her how she would deal with a difficult labor leader like John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers.

149. A district of London, England, where Edward I erected (c. 290) the last of a series of crosses in memory of his wife, Eleanor of Castile.

150. In addition to her duties as first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt wrote a monthly magazine column and a daily newspaper column, lectured, hosted a weekly radio show, and authored several books.