Random good picture Not show

151 For sheer cleverness she could run rings around them all.

152 Suddenly the phone rings: a suspect car bomb in the city centre.

153 Necklaces, pendants, bracelets, rings; silver and turquoise glittered in the white light.

154 The other is a piece of reef shaped like a fungal bracket of concentric rings, or perhaps like a footprint cast.

155 It may be difficult to age wild animals, but not so temperate trees,(Sentence dictionary) because annually they produce growth rings.

156 She was making deep eye contact with me and a couple of her rings were digging into my fingers rather painfully.

157 He comes out, shuffles some papers, and starts to his seat at the counter when the phone rings.

158 If the phone rings you know your dialer and modem are talking to each other properly.

159 The place looked like a sort of jail With bars and bolts and horrid things Like manacles and iron rings.

160 There were dark rings under her eyes and her skin was paler than usual.

161 The dealers wear silver and gold medallions, rings, earrings, fashionable shorts and trainers.

162 As he blew smoke rings, his eyes grew more thoughtful, worried, filmed over with sadness.

163 Here two plain banded rings have been attached at right angles to the bit of a key.

164 On special occasions, she might add her best pieces of jewellery - rings set with gems and bracelets.

165 Oh, for a breather every few minutes, when the bell rings.

166 One theory suggests that personality can be viewed as a series of concentric rings.

167 Chatsworth-based Ora won for its VibraRing line of rechargeable cellular phone batteries that can replace jarring rings with vibrations.

168 In Shakespeare's day, didn't he tell about people wearing skull rings and brooches to remind them of death.

169 We eat, work and play with our hands and status can be determined by the rings we wear on them.

170 He had all these rings and bracelets made out of gaskets or whatever.

171 Once formed, rings soon cease to exchange with the biosphere.

172 Serve garnished with the retained onion rings and the drained lemon rind.

173 She had lots of rings, on both hands, and she always wore overalls.

174 High boots were the in-thing - sleek and shiny with chunky zips fastened with huge decorative rings or tabs.

175 The largest craters show, in addition to their rim walls and central peak structures, outer concentric rings of mountains.

176 Both players have spent the week in the Valley, working a couple of the central rings in the media circus.

177 By day, silver laughter rings through the forest as the Elves make sport.

178 The immense system of rings now spanned the sky, and already the ship was passing over its outermost edge.

179 The signet rings were probably the prerogative of the rich, as they were often made of gold or silver.

180 He looked round; at the large woman with the flashy rings, the bald man, the other bidders.