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121. Thus stereotypes that had confidently been buried with stakes through their hearts rose up to stalk women once more.

122. One other body deserves mention, though it is very small fry in the financial stakes.

123. Surprisingly not: New York just pipped Florida in the visitor stakes, though only just.

124. China's nearest competitor in the new-build stakes is Russia.

125. Old palings mended with stakes pilfered from the...hedges.

126. Always plant stakes to skewer your own cavalry on.

127. Let's pull up stakes and get out of here.

128. An amateur shouldn't play roulette for high stakes.

129. The stakes get higher with each round of one-upmanship.

130. The site of the condominium is enclosed with stakes.

131. Sometimes, you pull up stakes and go home.

132. The times are too serious , the stakes are too high for this same partisan playbook.

133. The Beijing municipality, for example, has stakes in about 16,000 local businesses.

134. However, since the stakes are so high, that hasn't stopped teams of enterprising physicists from trying to solve superstring theory.

135. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Jerusalem on a high - stakes diplomatic mission.

136. The Princess Royal was the lowest ranking royal in the beauty stakes, according to the poll.

137. In addition to Stakes, other participants in the trial were the University of Tampere, the University of Tartu and the National Institute for Health Development (TAI) from Estonia.

138. The two nations also have stakes in ensuring sea-lane security[sentencedict.com], as well as shared concerns about Chinese access to the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea.

139. Stakes everything on a single throw of the dice if the disposable investment does not have the plan, that result is unknown.

140. As ersatz investment banks, they make short - and long - term loans and take equity stakes.

141. Private and institutional shareholders are angry because the deal ignores their pre-emption rights – they should have first refusal on any new shares issued – and would dilute their stakes.

142. Belmont Stakes hopeful Mine That Bird sticks out his tongue as he stands to be washed following a morning workout at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York June 5.

143. All rock outcrops are intended to be an integral part of the course, unless defined by blue stakes. The ball must be played as it lies or declared unplayable (Rule 28).

144. A real adventure story in the fascinating world of high - stakes robbery!

145. Beneath the freezing surface of Jarfjord, east of Kirkenes(sentencedict.com), the red king crab stakes a strong claim to be Arctic Norway's most unusual inhabitant.

146. This in turn, will increase the stakes of multi-nationals in India's well being and marginalise sanction regimes.

147. The nation's total residential mortgage debt outstanding rose by $1.176 trillion in that year, even though Fannie's and Freddie's stakes rose by only $169 billion, just 14.4 percent of the total.

148. Optimists insist opportunities still abound, but the stakes are undisputedly higher.

149. But management believes Nomura has no choice but to push ahead with its high stakes gamble.

150. A game, usually played for money or stakes, in which the winner is determined by a chance event, as by drawing numbers or throwing dice.