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91. Last Halloween I acted like a 18 th - century boy.

92. Do you want to invite Bill to our Halloween party?

93. In 1846, the Irish Potato Famine brings Irish Catholics to America, along with their Halloween traditions.

94. Halloween culture can be traced back to the Druids, a Celtic culture in Ireland, Britain and Northern Europe. Roots lay in the feast of Samhain, which was annually on October 31st to honor the dead.

95. Halloween will punctuate this glorious month on October 31 with a fun exclamation mark.

96. Learn about how to prepare candy corn Halloween placemats with expert tips on Halloween decorations in this free craft video.

97. Every trick or treater knows to go to the house with the most Halloween decorations!

98. The practices have morphed into Halloween as it is understood today, with parents hortative their possess little ghosts and goblins to area the neighborhood.

99. When Reed insisted on dressing up as a witch every Halloween, Steve, Laurene, Erin and Eve all went wiccan.

100. Trick or Treat is a modern Halloween custom where children go from house to house dressed in costume, asking for treats like candy or toys.

101. Halloween game, bobbing for apples requires a large tub of water.

102. Halloween looks to be right around the corner as dark clouds hang over a graveyard littered with fallen leaves. By this time of year, a New Englander can feel the long cold winter approaching.

103. That film is so overpopulated with monsters that it begins to feel like a Halloween party overrun by crashers.

104. See the finished candy corn Halloween placemats with expert tips on Halloween decorations in this free craft video.

105. He had insisted that she come up to Lawford for the Halloween party.

106. October thirty-first is Halloween.

107. Christmas, Xmas, holiday, Christmas gifts, Easter gifts, Halloween gifts,(http://sentencedict.com/halloween.html) Hallowmas.

108. Why else declare what is, after all, only a guesstimate on 31 October, a solemn day of mourning in the Christian calendar and of ghoulish Halloween partying in the Anglo-Saxon world?

109. And Irish children would carry them as they went from house to house begging for food for the village Halloween festival that honored the Druid god Muck Olla.

110. When Americans, especially children, think of pumpkins , they usually think of Halloween on October thirty-first. Pumpkins are a traditional part of the celebration.

111. From whence did Halloween, this peculiar and supposedly all-American holiday, derive?

112. The Jack-o-lantern is the festival light for Halloween and is the ancient symbol of a damned soul.

113. The 10 and 11-year-olds wore Halloween fancy dress to mark the start of the half-term holidays yesterday and also paraded the streets in their costumes as part of Walk to School month.

114. It's something that's supposed to be scary, it's icky, it's gross, it's Halloween fun and it's just one small part of the haunted houses and thrilling rides going on.

115. Although death is the central theme of Halloween celebrants deal with the grim reaper only on a playful level.

116. Halloween around the corner as dark clouds hang over a graveyard littered with fallen leaves.

117. He said the pumpkin could make roughly 600 pumpkin pies but instead will be displayed in a parade in Half Moon Bay this coming weekend, then carved into a jack-o'-lantern for Halloween.

118. Halloween is often miscalled All Saint's Day in Chinese area.

119. 1880s: The Wunderie Candy Company created candy corn, the king of disappointing Halloween candy.

120. When Americans, especially children, think of pumpkins, they usually think of Halloween on October thirty-first.