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31. Eric gritted his teeth and vouchsafed them a few more drops of brandy.

32. Eric lost his footing and began to slide into the pit.

33. Things started to go badly wrong for Eric after he lost his job.

34. George Orwell was a pseudonym - his real name was Eric Blair.

35. Eric didn't even have the common sense to send for a doctor.

36. Eric was a gifted teacher beloved by all those he taught over the years.

37. Eric held the boat steady while the children got in.

38. She cast a sidelong glance at Eric to see if he had noticed her blunder.

39. Eric got no votes at all,[Sentencedict.com] but we didn't tell him because we wanted to spare his feelings.

40. Eric stood in the hot sun, stripped to the waist .

41. Eric began his racing career only last July.

42. Eric Young's tackle proved a rude awakening.

43. Ask Eric about your brakes - he knows cars.

44. One day Eric went to the basketball court.

45. Guitarist Eric Faulkner refused to comment last night.

46. Next to him, Eric, the long-dead little brother.

47. Eric Hodges, a Miramar spokesman and naval flight officer.

48. Eric Clapton eat your heart out.

49. Eric Williams has been a big plus.

50. Eric! Get in here and clean up this mess!

51. John's father Eric today welcomed the new proposals.

52. The life membership to Eric is richly earned.

53. The site is now marked by a Mull granite memorial stone,[sentencedict.com/Eric.html] erected through the efforts of the Eric Liddell Foundation.

54. Eric Lindsay, head of economics at Methodist College, has been central in organising the fair.

55. Eric leaned back in his chair and loosened his belt.

56. To be in with a chance of winning simply complete this Eric Clapton song Wonderful ... ....

57. Delighted Bangor principal Professor Eric Sunderland said the money would be used for two projects involving quality and collaborative research initiatives.

58. This he duly did while Eric and I were out flying kites.

59. That's about 30 to 40 times faster than phone modems, according to Midcontinent salesman Eric Waldhaus.

60. The first man the left-hander faced, pinch-hitter Eric Davis, homered into the bleachers in left.