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91. You should not crow over a defeated enemy.

92. The rooster flew up to a big rock and began to crow.

93. An adult crow lands on a filing cabinet andback and forth, checking him out. Andy smiles.

94. This way, he avoided the grasp of Jim Crow laws, and commanded respect for his band and music.

95. Widespread racial prejudice inhibited their opportunities, and institutional discrimination such as black codes and Jim Crow laws denied them full citizenship rights.

96. The wings of a crow can never cover up the sun.

97. My father grew up in the segregated south, in Charleston, under Jim Crow laws that didn't allow blacks to vote.

98. A conceited crow decked herself with the moulted feathers of the handsome peacock.

98. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

99. Like a cock's sudden crow in the night, It'struck him as forlorn yet comforting.

100. The distance to be covered is about 85 km, as the crow flies.

101. European lore depicts the crow as the divine messenger of the gods.

102. He is a narrow-minded person who would crow over other's failure.

103. Small spadger of crow of big mouth of marine world, color, dot what be a problem with the animal is such colour profusion, ligneous lavatory board, do you like?

104. , he maintains, with the first cock crow, the twittering of birds at dawn, the sight of the rising sun glinting on the trees and pastures.

105. This was an era of lynchings, Jim Crow, and economic depression.

106. Nationalism be a silly cock crow on It own dunghill.

107. During the test, the modified Boeing 747-400 freighter first used its infrared sensors and beam control sensors to successfully find and track Big Crow, the target aircraft used for the test.

108. Carrion Crow presses its tail down and nods its head slowly and calls quite slowly.

109. A person who is in the habit of talking big often has to eat crow in the end.

110. Still all was dark, but he distinctly heard a cock crow. The sound was so distinct , it seemed to pierce his brain, making him wide-awake.

111. Leaders in Beijing could crow about the concessions they won from the West.

112. Later, Duke told me how, when he was touring the deep South from 1934 to 1936, he sidelined Jim Crow.

113. Southern Democrats filibustered to keep the segregationist Jim Crow laws alive.

114. It took a brutal civil war to end slavery and federal troops to topple Jim Crow.

115. Slavery was abolished at the price of a great national trauma, only to be replaced by a system of segregation called Jim Crow.

116. There was little ancient road except yellow sand, withered grasses and the occasional crow flying homewards.

117. By the time white explorers first entered the region during the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805, they encountered the Nez Perce, Crow and Shoshone tribes.

118. It turned out that one other hanger-on could imitate the cock's crow very well, and the first crow was actually his imitation.

119. And it was just really insulting, actually, to me. So I would really love for the book to do really well so those people could eat crow.

120. A crow flew crookedly like a shadow over the end of the salt lake.