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91. Households also sell their labour services to firms in return for the payment of income.

92. Normally feudal grants were made within the Patrimony and the Papal State in return for military service.

93. In return for free accommodation and a lot of my attention, they helped me get up and go to bed.

94. Banks were able to bid aggressively for wholesale deposits and to take in funds in return for the issue of certificates of deposit.

95. Exxon had pleaded guilty to four misdemeanour criminal-pollution charges in return for an agreement that more serious felony charges would be dropped.

96. What a cushy number, living rent-free in return for taking the dog out once a day!

96. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

97. A buyer may come to expect concessions from a seller in return for purchasing.

98. In July 1583 he escaped to St Andrews, and set about destroying his tormentors or pardoning some in return for abject submission.

99. We will give schools increased administrative support in return for the wider opening of their facilities to the local community.

100. Their criminal records were expunged in return for their testimony.

101. He, and the foam cut-out of himself in a red bridal dress, were attended by one bridesmaid and one groomsman. On the way out he bowed to the ancestors and to senior guests in return for blessings.

102. I'll sell at a discount in return for a speedy sale.

103. Perhaps some subscribers won't like that idea and will forgo a rate discount—and quite possibly the best care—in return for a feeling of privacy.

104. Annie Frazier had given Lloyd a saddle horse in return for the promise of getting rid of her rival.

105. In return for a commercial fishing license, a foreign company paid about 5 percent of the wholesale value of anything they took out of Kiribati waters.

106. In return for dropping Mr Blair, Mr Brown secured the foreign-policy post for Lady Ashton, a career Labour party technocrat who has served as the EU's trade commissioner since October 2008.

107. The Taipei Zoo made the offer last year to donate a sika deer duo and a Formosan serow duo in return for a mainland panda pair.

108. He cheerfully abandoned the plan in return for British support for the League of Nations.

109. In Egypt, Hussein Salem is accused of large-scale corruption in the sale of gas and of donating luxurious villas to Hosni Mubarak and his family in return for land.

110. The essence of a venture capital transaction is that the investor puts cash in the company in return for newly-issued shares in the company.

111. If you're after free board and lodging in return for hard graft on an organic farm head to www.wwoof.org.

112. Along with native foods like lemon grass and capers, he raises bok choy, tomatoes and corn, sometimes with the help of volunteers who come to work for a month or so in return for food and lodging.

113. The document is clear: wads of cash change hands in return for poor motherless mites.

114. The parties reached preliminary agreement on a statement of principles in September 2005, with North Korea agreeing to end its nuclear programs in return for security guarantees and other assistance.

115. Now issue shares in return for non-cash asserts as such a kind of method of capital subscription can economize to establish cost, convenient investor of management type.

116. Green comes in to debrief Jack, and he asks to phone his wife and daughter in return for his cooperation.

117. Some franchises were given to former mujahideen soldiers in return for handing in their Kalashnikovs.

118. Microsoft is believed to have approached other news outlets to see whether they would also be interested in some form of revenue sharing deal in return for removing their content from Google News.

119. The terms will probably include an end to Hamas's rocket fire and tighter monitoring of the tunnels between Gaza and Egypt, in return for Israel's lifting of its economic blockade.

120. The idiom delivers more information in return for less effort by users.