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121. Do not have inurbane conversation with the person that challenges you to work, no matter the other side has how cloddish, how is utterance had provoke a gender.

122. Like a and steep cliffs fighting the running stream, you should be plunged into the vast unknown fate, then a dauntless spirit to overcome it, no matter how many difficulties to provoke you.

123. Don't provoke the animal by teasing. It may bite you.

124. Predictably, North Korea has responded to the UN resolution by firing off another round of bellicose threats. Searches of its vessels will provoke military retaliation, the regime says.

125. This atrocity, directed at a Muslim house of prayer, was designed to provoke retaliation from Iraqi Shia - and it succeeded.

126. The last two weeks will be wall-to-wall commercials that will provoke,[www.Sentencedict.com] encourage or discourage you to vote for or against somebody.

127. The internationalization of English has begun to provoke a twofold enervation .

128. Such measures threaten to provoke escalating retaliation and a full - blown trade war.

129. Not likely to offend or provoke to strong emotion; insipid.

130. Archon Beed Thane of Vergill was particularly opposed, and theatrically insulted Leia Organa Solo in order to provoke an honor duel from Isolder.

131. Hmm. I've never thought that something positive could provoke a panic attack.

132. Do not provoke prodigal son, artistic young and middle - aged men.

133. A public challenge could provoke the Soviets to dig in.

134. Attempting to form a political party or joining an Islamic group were known as easy ways to provoke the security forces into action.

135. With elections coming up in Israel, I assumed Hama's was trying to defeat Prime Minister Peres and provoke the Israelis to elect a hard-line government that would not make peace with the PLO.

136. If Beijing follows through on tentative plans to divert the Brahmaputra, it could provoke its rival, India, in the very region where the two countries fought a war in 1962.

137. Being punitive against the news organisation or individual journalist might only provoke more spiteful coverage. Though in extreme cases,(sentencedict.com) what have you to lose?

138. But by their misstep salvation has come to the Gentiles, to provoke them to jealousy.

139. Stars grace our night sky and provoke our sense of wonder.

140. The more scripted traditional Tibetan songs and dances provoke stronger reactions.

141. Hawk-like stripes do, then, provoke what is, from a cuckoo's point of view, the desired reaction: less of the sort of behaviour that is likely to interfere with her egg-laying mission.

142. Being punitive against the news organisation or individual journalist might on ly provoke more spiteful coverage.

143. The more the reactionaries lash out, the more resistance they provoke.

144. A vital and life-changing work that has dramatically revised the way women talk and think about themselves, Beauvoir's magisterial treatise continues to provoke and inspire.

145. All agencies that provoke change and all that retard it can be discribed as'good'or'bad'respectively.

146. Two of the many aspects of this problem increasingly fascinate and provoke the writer.

147. Ocarina son not from surprised, heart says a so introverted person, how may provoke her?

148. Sit back with a smile as you watch ashand - waving conversationalist provoke mirror reactions in another.

149. "I have a very big respect for English design, because they are provocation, and when you provoke, something stays after, " says Mr. Cardin.

150. Tell someone at a dinner party you are a journalist and you provoke flickers of interest.