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31. Cardiff looked at the blood on his hand, where he had been clutching his chest.

32. He had been watching Cardiff, and now that infuriating secret smile registered again.

33. Screaming like an animal, he raised the broken glass in his hand and charged drunkenly towards Cardiff.

34. Cardiff froze in his tracks, and now the others were right beside him; all staring back at this impossible sight.

35. He was linked with Cardiff in the summer when he decided to stay at the Brewery Field.

36. Bangor's share is the second highest award and follows ￡830,000 given to University College, Cardiff.

37. Andrea was too distraught to speak as police probed the tragedy at Gabalfa, Cardiff, yesterday.

38. Jimmy halted between the two policemen when he saw Cardiff sitting behind a desk, rain pelting against the outside window.

39. Stephen Ross phoned in from Cardiff, he says can Labour lower the consent for gay people if they get in.

40. Following a national television appeal, callers have phoned the police with details of connections in London and Cardiff.

41. Director Jack Cardiff cut all my best lines in deference to the Hollywood stars.

42. Cardiff led the way into the corridor on the first floor.

43. This was in the year when, as a youthful and helmeted fire-watcher, I patrolled the streets at home in Cardiff.

44. He was fined ￡200 by Cardiff magistrates for smuggling in 1.32 grammes of cannabis.

45. Cardiff Castle A Roman fort chosen as the site for a Norman castle.

46. Cardiff residents have complained that the nearby bluffs are too fragile to withstand the pounding of more trains running close by.

47. The covert reasons why the scheme drew widespread support from Cardiff solicitors was that it was part of an internal power struggle.

48. His voice was cultured Oxbridge, and the grim intent in that voice made Cardiff and Pearce stand obediently aside.

49. Thunder rattled the windowpane through which Cardiff was looking and the strobe lights fizzled and flickered yet again.

50. Cardiff could feel hot breath on his leg, and knew that the Peters thing wanted to bite him.

51. Cardiff was, of course, built on mud flats, and nature takes a long time to change.

52. Cardiff attacked gamely in the final quarter and scored a late try through Jeffreys.

53. Another big cod fell to Cardiff quantity surveyor Steve Williams on his first-ever fishing trip.

54. Swansea were humbled 41-10 by Leicester, while Cardiff lost 21-15 to Gloucester.

55. Cardiff turned, heart pounding and grabbed the handrail, hauling himself up the stairs.

56. I dreamt that I was in Cardiff and in bed with the wife.

57. Barnet won promotion to the Second Division after finishing runners-up to Cardiff City last season.

58. He was sacked from the Mint - and was jailed for nine months at Cardiff Crown Court yesterday.

59. It was Morgan's handling of the attempted bank raid a few days earlier in Cardiff which turned the trick.

60. At Cardiff, Newport and Swansea,[sentencedict.com/cardiff.html] docks and railway sidings were constructed for this export trade.