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(151) It is found that New Institutionalism is narrow and tends to put the cart before the horse though it seems reasonable sometimes.

(152) But in the midst of the progress in China, the donkey cart is a reminder that life has still not changed much for some people.

(153) The phoenix coronet, phoenix cart and anything related to the phoenix could only be used by the royal family and immortals.

(154) Emerging from the subway to see an upturned hot-dog cart on the corner of Franklin Street.

(155) It was a Beauceron mare, old and thin, and one fit for the knacker , which was dragging a very heavy cart.

(156) But we cannot constantly pursue texture's disguising the old as the new and the tool, the material change and put the cart before the horse without substance beauty of form.

(157) And they laid the ark of the LORD upon the cart, and the coffer with the mice of gold and the images of their emerods .

(158) To teach writing before reading is to put the cart before the horse.

(159) Mount the engine and transmission on a cart. A vehicle engine cooling radiator should be used. As an alternative, a vehicle could be used. Put engine in cold chamber.

(160) To many old timers want to put the cart before the horse when giving advice to newbies.

(161) Pakistani men ride on a wood-laden donkey cart in the British-era Lea Market on Jan. 28.

(162) This self-image explains in part why Bouazizi's self-immolation after the police confiscated his vending cart proved such a galvanizing event.

(163) The worker doesn't see Clifford. He takes the letter cart away.

(164) Has realized from the merchandise control, the classification of goods and the inquiry, realizes to the shopping cart, user order form processing, arrives at the chatroom again, the manager system.

(165) He stepped down from the cart and picked the purse up. It was heavy with gold.

(166) What about a simple link to "view the contents of your cart?".

(167) "Hey, Cath, " the man said, surveying the grocery cart she was pushing.

(168) It arrived on a horse-drawn cart Sunday afternoon. The 20-foot Fraser fir from North Carolina will be set up in the Blue Room of the White House.

(169) Snack cart owner Pasang Sherpa of Queens had a deal with the city's parks department that required him to pay almost $643,000 per year for the vending rights near the museum steps.

(170) You should be able to "read" the back cover of the book, check out the book flap, see the cover art, and easily (and impulsively) drop the book in your cart and wander to the checkout line.

(171) You can be struck by a golf ball, you can be hit by lightning, you can have a golf cart accident.

(171) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(172) Bobsledding involves descending down an icy track in a bobsled cart with two or four people sitting inside.

(173) A wheeled cart can move loads that will otherwise require two or more trips to carry between the laundry room and the walk-in closets.

(174) "It's fundamentally clear that the McLaren wing design is totally illegal, " Bell told the BBC. "They have driven a cart horse through the spirit of the rules and regulations.

(175) Why else to cart home the charmless spilth created by the 45 companies licensed by the FA to bear the England lions?

(176) You can also rent a bike (about $7 an hour) or –if you're feeling royally lazy –a golf cart ($24 an hour) to get around the grounds.