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181. Bartova prepares for jump, rubs hands in chalk and takes jump off.

182. Chalk talks and design documents are helpful, but they can't spread knowledge well enough and fast enough for most fast-paced projects.

183. From the perspective of the situations of financial markets, the financial crisis in 2008 and the crisis in 1997 are as different as chalk and cheese.

184. He posted other photos from his project online: other bridges subway stations and Beachy Head the chalk cliffs of Eastbourne the most famous of English suicide spots.

185. In 23, slowly into the hands of the chalk dust filled the crumbs of love, the love of your original black dyed white hair.

186. Then snap a light, horizontal chalk line around the room at that height.

187. The utility model chalk brush is continent, clean and dustless.

188. A thick porous chalk subsoil covered with marl, clay or sand.

189. Furthermore, the undrained mechanical behavior of the porous chalk has been studied.

190. The coach gave his team a chalk talk before the game.

191. Calcifuge Describing plants that grow on soils containing very little calcium carbonate, such as sandy or peaty soils and cannot grow on basic substrates such as most chalk and limestone soils.

192. The bell was ringing. He came into the classroom with his books, the attendance book and a box of chalk. Going to the platform, he saw the bowlful of gruel on his desk.

193. Use a chalk line to snap a line on the floor between the columns to indicate the location of the bottom plate.

194. Other natural resources to be found in Belarus include peat deposits, small quantities of oil and natural gas, granite, dolomitic limestone, marl, chalk, sand, gravel, and clay.

195. Stripped to the waist, Mr. Luna stood on a worn piece of velvet in the center of a chalk Star of David.

196. Others use the boards as testbeds for improved display hardware, new "chalk" and interactive software.

197. A dentist called Peabody became the first person to add soap to toothpowder in 1824 and chalk was added in the 1850s by John Harris.

198. Chuck them out with Chinese Chalk: Chinese chalk is made of Diatomaceous Earth, a naturally occurring chalk-like sedimentary rock.

199. The invention provides a medicine treating tympanitis, which comprises 100g fresh eel blood, 10g earthworm dried powder, 5g musk dried powder, 2g toadfish dried powder and 50g French chalk.

200. The chalk line has been wiped away to-day, but the confining ring is still there.

201. They look alike but they're as different as chalk and cheese.

202. Chalk it up to animal high spirits,[www.Sentencedict.com] traders told us.

203. Im Ferrite Core, Bobbin in General, Bobbin for Inverter , Digital Scale, Talc Chalk, etc.

204. Chalk it up to the'bullwhip effect,'which is reverberating across the U.S. economy.

205. Yuan, the King of Song heard this rare story. He was very curious about it. Hence, he invited the stonecutter to his palace, and asked him to chop off the chalk on his nose with the axe.

206. After the horseplay by the wicked students, the classroom floor was strewn with crumbled chalk dust.

207. "As different as chalk and cheese" is an old proverbial phrase to suggest that two things, superficially alike, are totally different in their qualities.

208. Melanie noticed the woman's index finger was stiffly grained with chalk dust.

209. Chalk it up to the moon's braking action on Earth's rotation and to modern timekeeping that has become so precise it can make your head spin.

210. Kurt Wenner is a master artist best known for his extremely high quality street painting and chalk murals using a projection called anamorphosis.