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121 The Expressions salon in Hammersmith also offer a weave-on service and prices are ￡80 for straight hair and ￡90 for curly hair.

122 If family relationships are relatively harmonious, expressions of affection and acceptance may be given frequently and in an unqualified manner.

123 The Oval is hardly the place for such expressions, but Feeleyand the President had a good relationship.

124 Some of these expressions may be unfamiliar to your students.

125 Likewise, finite decimal expressions of unrestricted length give us nothing new, since these are just particular cases of fractions.

126 But the adjoining wall bears one plaque that probably says more about her outlook than all the formal expressions of gratitude.

127 Though he was naturally reserved in expressions or gestures of affection, Stewart freely expressed his love in letters to Avon.

128 Subsequent releases lost that initial edge, as the band looked to more complex expressions of their art.

129 I could see various expressions pass over the faces of the waiting constabulary.

130 So many expressions crossed his dark face and even when he was amused there was a sort of hard sensuality about him.

131 A void jargon Jargon consists of words or expressions developed for use within particular groups or professions.

132 Both of these expressions, however, have rather different underlying assumptions.

133 But the peculiar expressions of the constitution of the United States furnish additional arguments in favour of its rejection.

134 Gandhi describes religions as human constructs or expressions of that which underlies them and gives them reality.

135 The crucial point is that such expressions should be warranted by conceptual and communicative purposes recognized as having point in classroom activity.

136 But the animals and the people did not have facial expressions.

137 One has to do with learning to read body posture, facial expressions, and the like.

138 The next question is - do all these adverbial expressions function in the same way?

139 This women's protest was received with expressions of outrage and puzzlement by men within the dominant political culture.

140 The language makes available different types of expressions to do different types of jobs in connecting words to the world.

141 They had scornful eyes and superior expressions and were all called by sensible names like Susan.

142 Some expressions are more common in spoken English than in written English.

143 Upon meeting them you instantly see what they look like, and quickly observe their facial expressions, gestures and body language.

143 Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

144 People were eating lunch, and I saw the same faces and the same expressions I had seen the day before.

145 These include pointing, walking in a certain direction, and facial expressions to convey emotion and communicate intentions.

146 One of the most widespread expressions of the colleague contract is compadrazgo.

147 His expressions range from that of a contented Cheshire Cat, to a somewhat frenetic frown.

148 In a sentential context, they are represented by syntactically incomplete predicative expressions.

149 With expressions such as these, we are obviously approaching another transitional area bordering on idiom.

150 In the case of attitudinal expressions, there are reversals, as rhetorical and historical contexts change.