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151. Waving the flag of St. George , patron saint of England, expatriates celebrate St.

152. Mr. Slope had to explain, not without blushing for his patron, that there was no champagne.

153. ZioF. T., the patron saint of giggling, naughty children who toboggan downstaircases, throw bread balls at restaurants and even put toddler cousins inlarge salad bowls and spin them across floors.

154. Now he was not the phenom, but a wise man, what the French call a patron.

155. The long, narrow proportions of the 2,600 sf Patisserie is reinforced by a floating ceiling running the length of the interior, drawing the patron in from Queen Street to the depths of the kitchen.

156. Mozart keeps the listener continuously off-balance; he is an imp and trickster, the patron saint of practical jokes, as it were.

157. He smiled like a weather man, like an ecstatic patron of recurrent light.

158. Mr Putin, his partner and patron, is due to leave office in 2008.

159. On the walls of the room hang a landscape, said to be of Shudi's birthplace, and mezzotint portraits of his patron, Frederick, Prince of Wales (p. 80) and his wife, Augusta, Princess of Wales.

160. Saint Jerome is the city's patron saint[Sentencedict.com], and he's celebrated each year with a raucous festival highlighted by a joyful procession.

161. King of France (55-547) who waged four wars against Holy Roman Emperor Charles V from 52 to 544. A patron of the arts, he reigned during the Renaissance in France.

162. Strong did not think fit to question his patron any further at that time.

163. Beethoven was extremely influential as among the first composers to work freelance rather than being employed full-time by a royal or ecclesiastic patron.

164. Christian martyr; patron saint of England; hero of the legend of Saint George and the Dragon in which he slew a dragon and saved a princess (?-303).

165. "Don't you remember," said the patron, "I told you that among the crew there were two Corsican brigands?"

166. In contrast, Princess Sirindhorn, his sister, enjoys a saintly image as a patron of charity.

167. Duke of Bohemia who encouraged Christianization and was martyred by his brother Boleslav. He is popularly associated with Christmastide charity and is the patron saint of Bohemia.

168. Stephen Garnett, editor of This England magazine, said: "We're incredibly disappointed that English people are afraid of displaying the St George's Cross on our patron saint's day.

169. So ever since that tram ride I have never caught a glimpse of the reader, the audience, the customer, the patron(sentencedict.com), without instantly trying to wedge myself into the rocks above the black tarn of doubt.

170. It was founded in 870 as a cooperative farm and temperance center and named for its patron, Horace Greeley. Population, '0,53'.

171. A man, dressed as a devil, dances during a procession honoring the capital's patron St. Dominic of Guzman in Managua, Nicaragua on Sunday Aug. 1, 2010.

172. In late medieval Christianity, Michael together with St George became the patron of chivalry, and the patron of the first chivalric order of France, the Order of Saint Michael of 1469.

173. It's my patron saint's day, and I'm standing the racket.

174. Once the conversation with the lucky patron finishes, The Great Neverwinter journal entry will be updated.

175. Diderot, the patron of vast collaborations around a great, hugely ambitious goal, would be proud.

176. He was eager to use the second essential strategy for retrieving a Leonardo painting in Florence: find the right patron.

177. The boy returned to the draw-well at the edge of the greensward, where he had left his buckets when he went to help his patron and teacher in the loading.

178. A man holds his pet Iguana before blessing rites at a church in Manila as part of celebrations of World Animal Day and the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi , the patron of animals.

179. That's when many ministers bless animals for the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi - the patron saint of animals.

180. Each also served as protective patron for many non-nuclear nations.