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(91) Emma was accustomed to these tribulations of child-rearing, but never had she seen her husband Rupert so short-tempered and disapproving.

(92) Love is strange, she reflects, but she thinks it humorous that John Knightley believes the vicar attracted to Emma herself.

(93) He fled into the park, because he couldn't look at Emma, and hid behind a bush.

(94) As well as soaking up the sun, Emma says she's particularly looking forward to scuba diving and swimming in Stingray City.

(95) When Jane arrives, Emma determines to dislike her no longer, but to admire her elegance and virtue instead.

(96) After lunch, Emma went head first into the deep bottom drawer, looking for something.

(97) Emma wondered if he thought of her in the same way that she thought of him.

(98) Emma plays far too passive a role in group discussions.

(99) And looking a little cooler, Emma Jesson from the weather department.

(100) Clare Wildish has come back for help feeding her second baby, 3 day old Emma.

(101) Emma Quashie reproached him from back in the doorway where she had gone, too lazy to chase the boy.

(102) Would you like to go out for a meal sometime[sentencedict.com], Emma?

(103) Exasperated, Emma went herself one evening to the spot where Collymore rigged his scales on the limb of a sea grape.

(104) Emma suspected some of the other children had harassed her, but even to Emma, Ruth had been close-mouthed.

(105) Emma was experimenting with atonal motifs on a xylophone and Vicky had been given a doll but had pulled the arm off.

(106) She wore a red woolly hat and scarf and gloves, which Emma had bought her, and a dark belted mac.

(107) Accepted first as regent, he was in 1037 recognised as king, and Emma went into exile.

(108) Emma did not want him to know of her straitened circumstances.

(109) Emma thought he looked tired, and wondered who was taking care of him.

(110) Emma Thompson won an Oscar in the Best Actress category.

(111) Emma backed into a tree[sentencedict.com], leaving a dent in the car's rear bumper.

(112) Emma is not behaving very reasonably nowadays. I think she's reacting against her teachers' strictness.

(113) Rachaela had not asked Ruth if she wished to send Emma her love.

(114) Emma: Too clever by half, Or so the critics said, week in, week out.

(115) The woman who minds Pip and Emma collects them from school and gives them an evening meal.

(116) ''You have lovely hair'', said Bob to Emma, who blushed at the compliment.

(117) He squeezed by Emma, who was measuring out the Maxweii House, and took the frame into the bathroom.

(118) What time do you make it, Emma? My watch has stopped.

(119) None the less, they did so well that from then on Emma was asked to contribute on a regular basis.

(120) Emma Southworth went with two of her workmates to classes every evening after she finished at the mill.