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271. The Wise Woman wouldn't buy another half pound of toffees in Birdie Mac's because she'd get spots.

272. If you must walk alone at night keep a look out for potential ambush spots and cross the road to avoid them.

273. There are miles of footpaths to follow and plenty of secluded spots to discover.

274. It began to rain when she was half way along Gloucester Road, big spots like buttons hitting the pavement.

275. Guests can enjoy trips to local beauty spots, dancing at a local hotel, and visits to local theatres.

276. The hotel prides itself in being one of the favourite spots on the island for couples to wed.

277. He joined a 20-member crew, digging ditches and helping to put out hot spots.

278. There is also a Nature Trail, a tea room and plenty of picnic spots.

279. These are said to reduce the appearance of blemishes and help prevent spots.

280. The artist will soon release 50 bottles at spots near San Francisco Bay while consigning another 100 for launching around the world.

281. These hot spots manifest them-selves in the nearly constant internal chatter that follows us throughout the day.

282. He tells the friend that he rarely frequents such spots because nature is not his teacher.

283. It can also cause cold spots along the bottom of the radiator,(www.Sentencedict.com) without completely blocking the flow.

284. It was a thin, elegant face with bright spots of red on the cheeks, like a painted lady.

285. One of the world's hot spots that might give clues for the future.

286. Dona Mencia takes place in Madrid in two different spots: in the home of Dona Mencia and in a convent.

287. But the putative new owners must have detected some bright spots amid the general gloom.

288. Acupressure is used to release tension spots in the shoulders and neck.