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241 Until last year, she was known best as the less successful sister of Margaret Drabble.

242 You can add a touch of floral style to your correspondence with the attractive Lady Margaret stationery pictured here.

243 She seemed to consider the proposal favourably and Princess Margaret, who I knew was keen on the idea, was supportive.

244 This year we even took care of the children with Margaret Hickman running activities throughout the afternoon.

245 Margaret had ironed me some shirts and draped them over a clothes-horse in the hail.

246 Then Margaret Thatcher spoiled their fun by abolishing the council five years ago.

247 Margaret linked her arm through mine and we walked to the zebra-crossing.

248 Aunt Margaret carried in an oblong, golden pie from the kitchen,[sentencedict.com/Margaret.html] steaming and savoury.

249 Margaret sprinted down the street, almost collapsing when she reached us.

250 If Mark failed to qualify as trustee, Margaret was designated to take his place.

251 Meanwhile, ministers rallied in a concerted effort to denounce rumours of a rift between Mr Lawson and Margaret Thatcher.

252 Margaret Besheer, VOA News, Beirut.

253 Margaret herself was not unduly bothered.

254 Margaret had never been very impressed by feminism.

255 There is nothing frivolous in Margaret at all.

256 Princess Margaret is divorced from Lord Snowdon.

257 Margaret listened in stony silence.

258 Margaret Mitchell was also a notable suffragist.

259 This was all the essential information Margaret needed.

260 Margaret, a publishing executive[sentencedict.com], tells her own near-miss story of how she stepped back from the brink of insanity.

261 Margaret Sanger is the mother of modern contraception and the founder of Planned Parenthood.

262 Evenings with Denis's golfing friends are not something that Margaret has ever greatly relished.

263 NARRATOR: Keith Joseph's most significant adherent was an up - and - coming Conservative politician named Margaret Thatcher.

264 In this novel, Margaret Mitchell likens the weak to wheat, and the strong to buckwheat.

265 As an amateur Margaret Mead, it's the point at which guests give themselves over to the esprit de wedding that's much more compelling than the whole with-this-ring pomp and circumstance to me.

266 It is also more strongly committed to what Margaret Thatcher once called "Victorian values"—individualism, voluntarism, patriotism.

267 With her chin on her chest and her eyes staring down, the reluctant farm girl followed Margaret to the back of the somber room.

268 This unique education undoubtedly prepared Margaret for her work as an anthropologist.

269 Anthropologist Margaret Mead recalled she was so excited by the ideas set loose in the first meeting that "I did not notice that I had broken one of my teeth until the Conference was over."

270 Mr Lucas and his disciples, echoing Margaret Thatcher, believe there is no such thing as society.