1. Another large shipyard on the Clyde is at Greenock.

2. My main concern is for Mario and Clyde.

3. So we tanned his hide when he died, Clyde.

4. The real damage came from Clippers nemesis Clyde Drexler.

5. Clyde also brought along his saxophone and sheet music.

6. But the turnover was an errant pass that Clyde Drexler intercepted with 1: 20 left and the Clippers trailing 103-101.

7. Clyde Drexler had 28 points, eight rebounds and eight assists while Hakeem Olajuwon had 26 points and 16 rebounds.

8. At Clyde Street alone paying punters pushed out the boat to the tune of 5,680 passengers every day.

9. For example, Houston Rockets star Clyde Drexler was on a box once in the Portland area.

10. The Clyde report on the Orkney affair contains recommendations about promoting an understanding of social work's role in communities.

11. The Clyde cycleway provides a traffic-free route from Glasgow centre and follows the river Clyde to its source.

12. Hakeem and Clyde have won titles[http://], and no one deserves one more than Charles Barkley.

13. Clyde, the night watchman, stood to attention as they alighted.

14. It brought 40,000 people to Clyde football club's ground, where Lynch won comfortably.

15. The Clyde was alive with effort, delivering an unending tide of steel down the slipways and into the Clyde.

16. The Mallaig train pulled away from the Clyde valley, leaving the haze-softened lights of Dumbarton paling in a cold February dawn.

17. No wonder Clyde is a little disengaged from his own reality.

18. Had Clyde laid a finger on Jake, he would have drawn back a stub.

19. Bonnie and Clyde were fated to meet death in 1934.

20. Olajuwon will start at center and Clyde Drexler and Jason Kidd are the starting guards.

21. Clyde was not a quadruple - dyed villain.

22. His description fits perfectly the evidence dug up by Clyde.

23. He started the majority of games in the final two months of the season as Clyde Drexler recovered from knee surgery.

24. She could hardly bear to listen to them, smiling Clyde, amiable Harvey, fat Marlene.

25. The beans for the house coffee are roasted fresh every day in the Fazzis' other premises in Clyde Street.

26. My heart lurches when the train from Euston crosses the Clyde.

27. The book is about Bonnie Parker of Bonnie and Clyde fame.

28. The trial follows the Antares tragedy in which four fishermen drowned after a submarine snagged its nets in the Firth of Clyde.

29. That day, a high tide and strong winds brought flooding to coasts fringing the Firth of Clyde.

30. Most of this industry was on the coalfield at Coatbridge and in the Clyde valley from Motherwell to Glasgow.

31. At once Clyde gathered that this man was reproachful.

32. Theodore Dreiser; tragedy; Roberta; Clyde; American Dream.

33. Clyde was removed to Auburn.

34. He returned the identical stamped folder to Clyde.

35. " Gussie, I love you, " Clyde said.

36. Clyde himself did not brood over the matter.

37. Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler are long gone.

38. Clyde, in his half - hypnotized state recalled it.

39. With this parting admonition, he left Clyde to his thoughts.

40. Gussie and Clyde told each other they would never get married again. He was 84, she was 81, and they were too old for such shenanigans.

40. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

41. He himself was convinced that Clyde had murdered the girl in cold blood.

42. Jephson fixed Clyde with his encouraging and sustaining blue eyes.

43. Puma keeps bringing the crazy designs on their classic shoe the Clyde.

44. The days that followed were diverting and yet troublesome enough to Clyde.

45. There are too many stars, comets and asteroids for only professional astronomers to keep an eye on, so we shouldn't be surprised that Pluto was spotted by an amateur, Clyde Tombaugh, in 1930.

46. When Clyde Tombaugh discovered it in 1930, astronomers welcomed Pluto as the long-sought "Planet X" whose gravity would account for unexplained peculiarities in the orbit of Neptune.

47. In 1800, Robert Owen started to form an early experimental socialism society in Clyde Valley, Scotland where was thus called as New Lannark ten years later.

48. A river, about 48 km (30 mi) long, of southeast Scotland flowing through Loch Doon to the Firth of Clyde south of Ayr. The river is immortalized in the poetry of Robert Burns.

49. When Clyde woke up, he complained of a terrible pain in his stomach. Once again he was rushed into surgery. Once again Gussie and I spent long hours waiting.

50. Clyde Friend was bulldozing a driveway around his Yakima, Washington, shop when he first saw them in the dirt: gleaming pieces of the past.

51. In 1930, astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered the dwarf planet Pluto while looking at photographs of the night sky.

52. And the coroner proceeded to detail their testimony about their accidental meeting of Clyde.

53. A granite island of western Scotland in the Firth of Clyde. It is a resort area noted for its scenery and its hunting and fishing.

54. February of 2010 marks the 80th anniversary of the discovery of Pluto by American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh.

55. There was the toilet set presented by Clyde to her the Christmas before.

56. This is Clyde Crocodile. He has a big, toothy smile.

57. There were the Hadrian's wall running from Carlisle to Newcastle, and the Antonine wall linking the estuaries of the Forth and the Clyde.

58. Clyde made his way to the office portion and finding no one to hinder him.

59. The reporters sent from Bridgeburg some distorted descriptions of Clyde.

60. Pluto was first discovered in 1930 by Clyde W. Tombaugh at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona.

61. Roman Britain north of the Antonine Wall, which stretched from the Firth of Forth to the Firth of Clyde. Today the term is used as a poetic appellation for all of Scotland.

62. Clyde probably drew his lesser force from the personal unimportance of his parents.

63. And by then Clyde had had considerable time to meditate on all of these youths.

64. A burgh of southwest Scotland at the mouth of the Ayr River on the Firth of Clyde. It is a resort and a fishing port. Population, 48, 600.

65. American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh announces discovery of Pluto at Lowell Observatory.

66. After a home invasion leaves his wife and daughter dead, engineer Clyde Shelton is told that one of the criminals responsible will not be convicted.

67. Clyde pulled over, and Gussie hopped out and plunged into the cotton.

68. A burgh of west - central Scotland on the north bank of the Clyde River.

69. In 1930, a young astronomer named Clyde Tombaugh found Pluto.

70. Clyde and Gussie had agreed that he would be buried beside my mother, and Gussie eventually would lie next to her late husband, Bill.

71. Not until the FBI, then called the Bureau of Investigation, became involved in the case did law-enforcement officials gain ground on Bonnie and Clyde.

72. Clyde , left alone in this fashion , and not knowing just what it meant, stared, wondering.

73. Most important commercial and administrative buildings lie north of the Clyde, which is lined with shipyards and engineering industries.

74. "This is really still mysterious," said Clyde Francks,[] a geneticist and the lead author of a 2007 study in which Oxford University researchers identified a genetic variant linked to left-handedness.

75. The longest river in Britain is the Severn River. The most important river is Thames River. River Clyde is the most important river in Scotland.

76. The night before she was supposed to leave, Gussie and Clyde settled down in his side-by-side reclining chairs.

77. A burgh of southwest Scotland on the Firth of Clyde. It is a port and manufacturing center. Population, 56,194.

78. The ensuing December days brought to Clyde some pleasing and yet complicating and disturbing developments.

79. Clyde wanted to say some comforting and heartening word to his mother.

80. Clyde Tombaugh was too poor to go to college, but he got a job as an assistant at Lowell Observatory, and eventually he discovered the planet Pluto !

81. Discovered in 1930 by the American Clyde Tombaugh, the icy rock of Pluto has traditionally been considered the ninth planet, farthest from the sun in the solar system.

82. This item, commonplace enough in the usual grist of summer accidents, interested Clyde only slightly.

83. There was about Jephson a hard , integrated earnestness which soon convinced Clyde.

84. Reaching home, and after writing and mailing the letter to Ratterer, Clyde passed a troubled night.