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121. Eighteenth-century maps of historic towns often show elaborate formal gardens behind the houses, but very few traces of these remain.

122. In the 100-mile city, airports, shopping centres, cultural complexes and historic monuments all have equivalent status.

123. El Carnaval is a historic fiesta dating back more than 100 years.

124. The historic and beautifully renovated Alex Theatre is a live venue also known for its screenings of classic films.

125. In historic cost accounting,(http://sentencedict.com/historic.html) capital is measured as the initial capital invested.

126. Dating back to medieval times, Britain's historic houses are one of our greatest treasures.

127. Conservation areas can be spread over large chunks of historic towns or just one street.

128. Furthermore, the Report contains a full historic, economic and social critique of consumer credit and proposed a new legal framework.

129. The first was the proposal by the Southern Gas Board to erect a 39-metre-high gasholder in the historic centre of Abingdon.

130. No empty rate is payable on a vacant building listed as being of special architectural or historic interest.

131. More important is the emphasis on areas, as distinct from individual buildings, of architectural or historic interest.

132. Andre Berry switches on a standard domestic vacuum cleaner powered by a petrol generator to collect material to repair an historic mound.

133. The official discount rate is at a historic low of 0. 50 percent.

134. They organized quickly, and had the Tiradito Wishing Shrine declared a national historic landmark.

135. It was taken was late 1986 and is regarded as an historic event.

136. The families of the nobility have always fascinated the visiting public more than their historic homes and works of art.

137. Seeing the old buildings, watching the modern Thoroughbred exercising on the historic heath truly makes history come alive.

138. But other hostels were successfully established in areas of outstanding beauty or interest, often in historic, unusual buildings.

139. It raised consciousness about historic preservation, and led to the formation of the numerous historic districts that today ring the downtown.

140. Street selling has always centered in the downtown historic district, a maze of narrow streets and crumbling colonial buildings.

141. It would neither be the subject of uninformed scandal, nor slated to become a national historic landmark in our city.

142. This is a wonderful hotel created from two historic buildings.

143. In particular, it brought the demolition of most historic buildings in conservation areas under control.

144. The woodlands of perhaps the greatest historic interest are those which make up the very extensive Bardney Forest.

145. The historic deal, hammered out with the 60 law firms representing the Castano case, is intriguing.

146. The mayor's speech at the restored historic Lincoln Theater was designed to highlight his plans to revitalize neighborhoods.

147. In fact, this is the weakness of historic cost accruals accounting.

148. Here a problem arises as to whether the limits on oil are the actual historic limits or the regulatory limits.

149. Like many other historic properties, Hackfall belonged to an owner who reputedly would never sell.

150. Grant aid: Two historic sites in Whitby are to get grant aid from Scarborough Council.