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(151) High up on the sides of a Scottish cliff, golden eagles nest in an aerie.

(152) The Pennines , a range of hills running from North Midlands to the Scottish border, are the principal mountain chain.

(153) His name was Fleming, and he was a poor Scottish farmer.

(154) A Scottish hot toddy is made with honey, lemon and whisky and keeps the highlanders warm.

(155) Scottish step-dancing is a traditional Scottish form of hard-shoe dancing which can be danced solo, or in a small 'set' where steps in slow and quick time are combined with simple dance patterns.

(156) One of Mr Ball's heroes is Sir D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, a Scottish biologist and polymath, who in 1917 wrote "On Growth and Form".

(157) In 1871, journalist - explorer Henry M. Stanley found missing Scottish missionary David Livingstone in central Africa.

(158) 1848 - The ship John Wickliffe arrives at Port Chalmers carrying the first Scottish settlers for Dunedin, New Zealand. Otago province is founded.

(159) Scottish - born American detective . His agency was notorious for breaking strikes and disrupting labor efforts to unionize.

(159) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(160) His Scottish detective character, named Rebus, has been adapted for television.

(161) James Matthew Barrie was the Scottish author who wrote the "Peter Pan" stories.

(162) As the most famous singer on China's contemporary pop scene, Wong combines alternative styles, influenced by the Scottish group Cocteau Twins, with more traditional Chinese lyrical ballads.

(163) Politics is more fragmentary , too, thanks to Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish devolution.

(164) James Wilson, a hat maker from the small Scottish town of Hawick, believed in free trade, internationalism and minimum interference by government, especially in the affairs of the market.

(165) In these models one language always died out and showed an ominous fit with historical data on the way English has crushed Scottish Gaelic and Welsh, and how Spanish dominates Quechua.

(166) The gait of the Scottish Terrier is very characteristic breed.

(167) Ever wonder if that whiskery fellow walking his jowly Scottish terrier or that leggy, long-haired blonde jogging with her Afghan hound were just flukes?

(168) a Scottish rugby internationalist.

(169) The very first known examples of Microbial art were actually created over 100 years ago by Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Sir Alexander Fleming[sentencedict.com], who discovered penicillin.

(170) As David Hume, the great Scottish philosopher, argued, the monetary mechanism is one way of achieving this outcome.

(171) Alwasys curious, Angus the little Scottish terrier runs away from his house to seek new adventures. And find them he does, but will Angus make it back Home?

(172) Once the Orkney's are done, the remaining Scottish sites will be the Antonine Wall, Edinburgh's old and new towns and St Kilda.

(173) Swinton hails from an upper-class Scottish family in London and was educated at Cambridge before working in theater.

(174) The Largest Vagina most likely belonged to Scottish giantess Anna Swan (1846-1888), a remarkable woman who set a number of records relating to her bulk.

(175) Gordon Brown's ill-judged appointment of Des Browne in 2006 as defence secretary, doubling the next year as Scottish secretary, alienated some of the top brass.

(176) Our Scottish Terrier charm in sterling silver is just as lovable as the real thing.

(177) "Auld Lang Syne" is the masterpiece of Robert Burns, the famous Scottish peasant poet, with its sincerity and artlessness as well as a beautiful tune, and therefore has won worldwide popularity.

(178) Ceilidh, a kind of dancing party with folk music. Typical Scottish folk dances include jigs, reels and "the Gay Gordons".

(179) By courtesy of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery , Edinburgh, Scot.

(180) Scottish shock troops wielding a large two - handed sword and armoured in chain.