Random good picture Not show

91) The third and honours years offer a wide range of subjects grouped under four headings - Compositional Studies.

92) At Hollybush we took information on board in a democratic, communal fashion, grouped with notebooks and pencils around visual aids.

93) This mass of material can be grouped into a number of key areas.

94) Several plants grouped together will create their own humid micro-climate, though overcrowding may make the combined effect too much.

95) Its position indicates that in the past houses were grouped around this area rather than in the lengthy one-street formation as now.

96) On the greater part of the body the spots are grouped in rosettes.

97) The photograph on the facing page shows various ways in which miniatures can be grouped together to make an effective display.

98) It was said that armed mounted troopers were grouped outside the oval to quell a possible riot.

99) The words are grouped into sets,[www.Sentencedict.com] with ten words per set and twelve sets in all.

100) Secondly, this particular immunity is much less ancient than others grouped under the rubric of the right of silence.

101) The indexes are grouped to form a hierarchical structure whose root is the Master Level Index shown in figure 2.1.

102) They were grouped around ala white metal table piled with gewgaws, hair ornaments, earrings, a necklace.

103) The standing stones were grouped round him like sentinels, their heads bowed, their feet rooted in the earth.

104) Small farms in the public sector have been grouped together in cooperatives to gain all the benefits possible from size and concentration.

105) All were greeted by a splendid reflecting pool, the centerpiece around which many of the most memorable buildings were grouped.

106) The analytical procedure is to use each theme as an axis around which different elements of empirical data are grouped.

107) This in turn led to the arm and gun junction boxes being redesigned horizontally next to each other rather than grouped centrally at the front.

108) A highly repetitive, textured and grouped baseline is promoted by a series of small mutations that do not interrupt its continuity.

109) Finally, the divisions are grouped into the total corporate entity.

110) The data were then grouped according to the mean value.

111) These may be grouped together while the multiple statement scales may be set off one from another in subsections.

112) From that small beginning over 3,300 churches and 650,000 members have grown[sentencedict.com], grouped into Associations and co-ordinated at State level.

113) Slightly larger objects, however different and unrelated, should be grouped so that they have something in common like colour or national origin.

114) Comfortable sofas and armchairs should be grouped to allow a semblance of privacy for each couple or party.

115) If individuals of similar income were grouped together, the outcome might be unstable.

116) Eight nickel cadmium batteries are grouped together inside the handle pack.

117) After their last printing all the plates were mounted in extremely heavy mahogany and leather frames, grouped together by subject.

118) The consonants are grouped together phonetically, depending on the kind of sound they make.

119) The National Front, where most leading opponents l had grouped, could not operate at home, but it re-formed abroad.

120) Set apart from the rest of the town, the palaces were grouped near that of the Shogun.