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151. Much of the money went to airing the videotape of the lion hunt, shot in Idaho six years ago.

152. It had houses on it in Roman and Byzantine times, and the stone lion has long since vanished.

153. The controversy is heating up just days after voters overwhelmingly turned down a ballot proposition to increase mountain lion hunting.

154. Opponents pounce on you like a lion that skipped breakfast.

155. A mountain lion was sighted in the local area last night.

156. The Rector walked in on Freddie the lion and his sleeping mate.

157. Ecstatic, the boy tried on one mask after another,[www.Sentencedict.com] roaring like a lion or mewing like a cat.

158. The laibon believes that he can pinpoint the beginning of his troubles to this lion hunt.

159. And instead of being from Media Hotline, it identified Food Lion as the sender.

160. He reached that conclusion after studying all 379 lion incident reports filed with the Department of Fish and Game last year.

161. Under law, a rancher may obtain a permit to kill a lion that is attacking his livestock.

162. He walked down to the lion house, hands deep in his jacket pockets.

163. He was fishing on the Red Lion stretch sporting float and pole tackle with maggot for an all-roach catch.

164. A lion, if you raise a lion, will give you great love and affection.

165. One of my first memories was when he shot a mountain lion and he let me shoot it too.

166. The beautiful lion fish belongs to this gaudy category and is therefore much easier to avoid.

167. He sat on a throne outside the lion exhibit and wore an incongruous plastic gold crown.

168. The first was to kill the lion of Nemea, a beast no weapons could wound.

169. Every four years, presidential hopefuls have learned, the New Hampshire mouse roars like lion.

170. A week later the lion was trapped by a net some hunters had left as a wild animal trap.

171. Another pavement, from Verulamium, also suggests some affinity with the Lion and Stag mosaic.

172. At the end, she pulls her face into a lion.

173. But the lion roaring at the head of the table most often was Joe himself.

174. In 1993, before the attacks, there were 89 mountain lion incident reports filed with the state.

175. A lion roars in the dense thicket into which the watercourse runs.

176. In recent years the lion population has grown so fast they have outgrown their food supply.

177. Too late, for as they spoke their captive became a lion, roaring and glaring terribly.

178. But the Red Lion at Chalgrove is no ordinary pub.

179. How do you make a film of a man faking a documentary about a lion hunt?

180. The lion adapted itself to dry, open grassland where a yellow coat was most effective.