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(181) It was now November, and coming home in the blackout caused me a little nervous anxiety at first.

(182) In early November Singh's beleaguered government lost a vote of confidence in the Lok Sabha.

(183) Municipal elections in the province were postponed from November until next May, mainly because of unresolved disputes over electoral boundaries.

(184) He was 77 and had been diagnosed with colon cancer last November.

(185) As he did when he first took the stand in November, Simpson categorically denied ever hitting or punching Nicole.

(186) The Channel 5 licence is expected to be awarded in early November and be on air at the latest in 1995.

(187) The last audited accounts, for the year to March 1983, were heavily qualified by the auditors in November 1984.

(188) The final chapter is no more than a scrappy addition with rather a lot of photographs of by now familiar faces from November 1989.

(189) Black turnout in Florida set records-893,000 cast ballots on November. 7, a 65 percent jump over 1996.

(190) Two years later on 25 November, the body shop in the Works was destroyed in a severe blaze.

(191) As far as Liz can remember the idea came upon them rather more casually, one Saturday morning in early November over breakfast.

(192) This preceded the national campaign in the United Kingdom, which began in November 1991.

(193) On the afternoon of 23 November 1939, as it was growing dark, two warships were reported approaching from astern.

(194) He was baptized in his own parish church of Arbory, 20 November 1774.

(195) Her accession in November 1558 brought to an end a period of terrible insecurity in her life.

(196) The most serious allegation against him involved the November 1998 slaying of three men at an automobile body shop in Montebello.

(197) On November 13, 1932, four tremendous explosions blew out the entrances and exits of the two Arizona tunnels.

(198) Last November, reduced practising certificate fees for low-earning solicitors were introduced.

(199) However(sentencedict.com), provisional results from the November livestock census show contraction was negligible.

(200) But a shop selling only summer-weight clothes in November looked mildly ridiculous.

(201) Each November it sails down across the continent to settle once again on the Texas coast.

(202) They visit Twickenham on November 14 as part of a busy schedule that follows rugby reunification between the races.

(203) A law that took effect in November bans broadcasts by all but five private television outlets.

(204) And it was only last November that the government banned its use for all farm animals.

(205) We are urgently seeking clarification of the reports of further shootings on 15 November.

(206) I arrived at Victoria Station in early November in misty chilly weather of early night.

(207) There were lamps along the canal bank now as well; they'd gone up in November.

(208) In November 1917 he was made a brigadier general in command of a brigade of 3,000 men.

(208) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.

(209) On 26 November 1986 their only child was born, a daughter, T., the subject of these proceedings.

(210) Apparently Vinik had a radical change of heart when it came to technology stocks generally in November.