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91 The tokens are swapped for Guinness T shirts, key rings, vouchers and customised prizes.

92 Floats should be inspected for good finish, secure rings and concentric shape.

93 The bell rings and as I approach the front door I can see Mrs Marsh through the frosted glass.

94 I took off my rings and jewellery and put them in my handbag then lowered myself over the cliff edge.

95 Newman lit a cigarette, blew smoke rings, watched them float up,(www.Sentencedict.com) collapse against a heavy wooden beam.

96 It seldom rings here, but sometimes the circulating nurse has to answer it and relay a quick question.

97 Spaced evenly from the bottom up, concentric rings of black crow feathers rise to the top of the cairn.

98 Rings of tetrahedra are formed by bonding of two oxygens of each tetrahedron to adjacent tetrahedra in closed rings.

99 Workers frequently discover untended fires built on uncleared ground without protective rock rings.

100 The analogy with a mechanical process no longer rings true and it is unlikely that this case will be followed.

101 Rings are attached along these tapes to form horizontal rows of rings.

102 As it is drawn up, swags appear between the rows of rings, forming a scalloped hemline.

103 They grabbed trays of rings and brooches before escaping in a stolen car.

104 The water forms the shape of the five Olympic rings in the air.

105 Each time the Congress met, which was roughly every six months, Boris Yeltsin ran rings around it.

106 We watched in amazement as the magician made all the rings disappear.

107 The hostage's wrists had red rings on them where the ropes had been pulled tight.

108 The name rings a bell,[sentencedict.com] but I can't place it at the moment.

109 If your phone rings at 2.15 a.m. you'd better hope that too.

110 The attendants were a uniform dun and grey, steel rings of keys at their waists.

111 They are best used raw or cooked only briefly, and they make great onion rings.

112 Horizontal sections of enormous redwoods were frequently displayed with single rings identified on the polished surface.

113 The phone at home rings one night with a collect call from Texas.

114 Charles's animated eyes widen to reveal familiar dramatic rings of white around the blue as we exchange a silent look.

115 The flat, oblong tin was full of chunky rings, as dull as lead but interestingly shaped and bevelled.

116 Many of the larger craters in both the highlands and mare basins display clusters or rings of steep mountains at their centers.

117 Concussion rings sprang away from the muzzles in the high humidity.

118 When he phones you naturally listen sympathetically, offer advice and ask pertinent questions until, grateful, he rings off.

119 Next time the phone rings or there is a knock on the door, just pause for a moment instead of reacting immediately.

120 She does her work over the telephone, which rings constantly.