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(31) The meat producer McKechnie Jess took the prize for best small manufacturing company.

(32) Jess is of the opinion that Red cares only about herself and not about the team.

(33) Squatting in front of the fire door, Jess battled with a little pyramid of dried hay and sticks she had built under the copper.

(34) Jess looked at the worried forehead wrinkles, the nervous hands fussing over the teacups, plum cake and shortbread.

(35) Jess is a quiet, intense kid from a large, close-knit farm family in Washington.

(36) Jess abandoned all idea of water and ran out along the path and through the gateway with Salt limping behind.

(37) As Jess passes by Jody, the coach extends her hand to be slapped.

(38) Jess wormed through the crush, at last emerging into daylight.

(39) Jess is so furious with her evil pimp of a brother that she reports him to the police.

(40) Karen and Jess are planning to go to graduate school.

(41) Jody puts Jess in, hoping her intensity will spark some-thing.

(42) After the crowd has thinned, after the little girls have been dragged off by their parents, Jess walks upstairs.

(43) For more than an hour, Jess paces the small room, yelling and crying.

(44) Right now, Aberdeen's young striker, Eoin Jess, is that something.

(45) More than that - Jess saw the nod and wink exchanged.

(46) Jess saw him coming, but was too bothered by the scrape she and Midnight were in to take any notice.

(47) As she slopped about in the cooling water, Jess pondered over this peculiarity.

(48) Jess turned sharply and saw a tall Negro coming from behind the mainmast.

(49) Even Jess, always so quiet, so focused, so self-contained,[http://sentencedict.com/jess.html] starts singing.

(50) Jody also knows that Jess is troubled about her role on the team this year.

(51) It is once more Jess who concerns her this afternoon.

(52) Then Jess - collie from Canine Defence, had to be put down eventually.

(53) But as the game wears on, Jess is getting increasingly frustrated.

(54) Jess elbowed through the crowd, aiming for the opposite side of the barn where a ladder led to a hayloft.

(55) Increasingly it is Sal acting as team captain even though Jess holds that title.

(56) Jess and Sally are cold, but Red sinks five baskets in three minutes, and Roy hits three of her shots.

(57) Jess felt such a deep sense of disappointment that she was startled by it.

(58) Jess connects on one of two three-point attempts and grabs two steals.

(59) Jess yells at the ref, moving her hands to illustrate how the Drake player pushed into her.

(60) Despite Eddie and Jess, Oregon effortlessly increases its lead to thirty points and holds it there.