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91. Decayed, warped and neglected, it stood proudly on its solid foundations, displaying a still sturdy brick frame.

92. Proudly perched on top is a huge sculpture of a caged dove.

93. He read banned Western philosophy in secret and when the new openness arrived, proudly quoted what he had learned.

94. She stood up, proudly displaying the child for Ruth to see.

95. He proudly claims to be able to sing three operas by heart.

96. Suppose your favorite uncle proudly tells you that your birthday present is a subscription to the Salmon of the Month Club.

97. I also remember proudly coming home to tell Dad I'd been made head prefect of my grammar school.

98. Your abbey proudly proclaims that this Joseph of Arimathea came here,(sentence dictionary) bringing the Grail with him.

99. Voice over Today's scouts proudly wear cooking and computer badges as well as the more traditional activities of camping and sports.

100. He went to his death proudly, defiantly, For the Communists, like scallions, could not all be felled.

101. Indeed, New York could proudly boast to be the chess centre of the world for the coming weeks.

102. Ivor proudly traces his lineage back to the Silence.

103. Rosie's mother and father beamed proudly at their daughters.

104. He points proudly at a bright-red "Ektorp" sofa.

105. He proudly entered the Enchanted Wood on his prancing charger, thingking what a grand picture he must make with his jeweled sword and shining coat of mail.

106. Mrs. Simpson, the village secretary, stood proudly in the doorway.

107. Not far from Smyrna, where the merchant drives his loaded camels, proudly arching their long necks as they journey beneath the lofty pines over holy ground, I saw a hedge of roses.

108. As the 12 - year - old on and on about CPR and the Heimlich maneuver, mom nodded proudly.

109. If no, don't worry, you can proudly celebrate your bachelordom and independence on Bachelor Day which is on 11th Nov, as four digits of 1 represents single people.

110. As darkness falls they proudly show me round a garden full of laburnum and hollyhocks over which towers an oak.

111. Instead, the special mention goes to web developer Jonathan Markwell, who can proudly claim (as he does) to be Britain's first Twitterer, having been on the service since July 12 2006, as user No.51.

112. While my greatest regret is that I will never graduate from Annapolis, I am confident that soon I will serve proudly as a commissioned officer.

113. His cock proudly jutted from his groin as he resumed his pacing.

114. Soda pop was more profitable than chewing gum: He 5)netted a nickel for every six bottles, and stuffed these coins proudly into the ball-park-style nickel-plated money changer on his belt.

115. The United States Navy proudly reinstates senior chief and diver Carl Brashear to full active duty.

116. Yes, it was a fine rose, the Conte said proudly when they praised it, and he would tell the Signora about it.

117. At 60, he will be Belgium's first French-speaking prime minister in 30 years, a rare centre-left voice in a European Union that has veered right, and one of few proudly gay world leaders.

118. So he was harnessed in again, and proudly he pulled as of old, though more than once he cried out involuntarily from the bite of his inward hurt.

119. Long tail drooping low base, was hook-shaped curl inward, as if the whole image so that air force, eager to move forward proudly look.

120. Her iron-grey hair was eked out by a curled false fringe that was proudly brown and disdained to match the rest of her hair.