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181. Tanned, gym - sculptured bodies, ivory colored sand and crying out for film all part the attraction.

182. The professor shut up in the ivory tower all the time.

183. An elaborate inlay of tortoiseshell, ivory , and metal, used especially in decorating furniture.

184. These kingdoms will hold all tones that are pale ivory to gold in vibration in the 144 note scale to augment a complete synthesis of vibrations of the Language of Light.

185. Zimbabwe, which says it sits on 34 tonnes of ivory - estimated to be worth billions of dollars - stockpiled in a heavily-guarded warehouse, pushed for a downgrading of the ban.

186. Enchase mother-of-pearl inlay, wood, stone, bone, bamboo, ivory, jade, enamel, glass and gold, silver-colored, metal is acted the role of etc.

187. Ivory remains a favorite among consumers, too , and no wonder.

188. African Union officials say Mr. Gbagbo told Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz that he is ready to give up power and recognize Mr. Ouattara as Ivory Coast's president.

189. Arsenal Football Club is delighted to announce that Ivory Coast international forward Gervinho has finalised his switch to the Gunners, joining the Club on a long-term contract for an undisclosed fee.

190. Xiao Yu is like a princess who lives in an ivory tower.

191. NIV Then the king made a great throne inlaid with ivory and overlaid with fine gold.

192. Owing to the promotion of the two academic revolutions, universities begin to get out of the "Ivory Tower" and enter into public life, and redetermine their roles in the direction of socialization.

193. A whole mob of men were jabbing at the ivory button, one after the other.

194. The patient presented with ivory white scars, telangiectasis, hyperpigmentation and ulcerations on the both lower legs.

195. Last year's legal ivory sale, authorised by CITES in 2007, remains controversial.

196. In March, Coke announced that it would jointly invest with USAID $7 million in water projects in Angola, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana and Ivory Coast.

197. Later, ivory plant gradually replaced by plastic, because plastic lower production costs in addition to making some small souvenirs, plants ivory almost been forgotten, but now it slowly back.

198. A third-century Chinese text describing Western cultures included a list of treasures that might be extracted from the Roman Empire: ivory, gold, carnelian, pearls[Sentencedict], kingfisher feathers.

199. In fact, my experience is skin - deep because I always stay in the tower of ivory and know little story about the realistic subsistence.

200. Some miniature carvings are so exquisitely done, which are small pieces of ivory with long text or landscapes carved on them in strokes as thin as hair.

201. But by 2002, it was clear Ivory Coast in deep trouble, as Mr Ward had predicted.

202. Your neck is like a tower of ivory , Your eyes like the pools in Heshbon By the gate of Bath - rabbim; Your nose is like the tower of Lebanon, Which faces toward Damascus.

203. When they come downstairs from their ivory tower, idealists apt to walk straight into the gutter.

204. I love better than any theory the sound of the Gate of Ivory, turning upon its hinges, and hold that he alone who has passed the rose-strewn threshold can catch the far glimmer of the Gate of Horn.

205. Sabina Vigani directs the Carter Center's field office in Ivory Coast.

206. In nineteen seventy-one, he was arrested in Ivory Coast for "subversive teaching."

207. We didn't sit in our ivory tower and make "our" game without external feedback.

208. White, off white, ecru, ivory, mushroom, cream and variations of white being the most used and widely available.

209. The Huffington Post reported Thursday the cable written in January 2010 focuses on the behavior of Beninese peacekeepers stationed in the western town of Toulepleu in Ivory Coast.

210. An analysis of virus-infected maize from Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic, Ivory Coast, Namibia and Zambia will begin this month and be placed in a database.