(1) I can't imagine you being unfair to anyone, Leigh.

(2) I'll stop by to see Leigh before going home.

(3) If Leigh lose, they'll be relegated.

(4) Leigh rolled over on her stomach to tan her back.

(5) "Jennifer," Miss Mallory said, "this is Leigh Van-Voreen." — "Pleased to meet you," Jennifer said.

(6) "Leigh," he said seizing my arm to hold me back.

(7) Isaac Leigh was too enthusiastic about his varieties.

(8) Leigh, who plays the critical role(), inhabits the part.

(9) Mr. Leigh My hon. Friend is a very effective constituency Member.

(10) Still, better than Patrick Leigh Fermor, endless garbage about local customs, ravishing scenery, enchanting cranky locals.

(11) At the end of February 1991, however, Leigh announced publicly that they had decided not to appeal.

(12) When it comes to playing debased, self-destructive women, Leigh is the best actress in Hollywood.

(13) Had Mrs Leigh the faintest idea what an imposition it was?

(14) Mr. Leigh I agree with the hon. Gentleman to this extent - that the coal mining areas need this money.

(15) Saints have arranged their league match at Leigh for Wednesday, November 11.

(16) Leigh has an idiosyncratic style of filmmaking that produces quirky, layered films.

(17) Biologist Linda Leigh would later spend three weeks in the small glass shed.

(18) The human landscape so lovingly evoked by Leigh Fermor, Lawrence Durrell and others is now a wistful memory.

(19) Penn, Cage and Leigh give these career performances at a time when movie acting is under siege by special effects.

(20) Leigh, after impressive wins over Widnes and Featherstone Rovers, were very disappointing.

(21) But Leigh produced a sensational second-half fightback to dump Salford out of the competition at Hilton Park.

(22) Alison Leigh refuses to let circumstances get the better of her.

(23) Mr. Leigh I do not think that the hon. Lady really believes all that.

(24) It includes doctors Nick Walters, an exercise physiologist, and Tim Leigh, an expert in the clinical side of nutrition.

(25) Elizabeth Barrett Browning explained her own self-starvation in her verse novel Aurora Leigh.

(26) Exactly thirty years after completing their only Wembley triumph, Leigh are at long odds to go all the way in 2001.

(27) They fell further behind when excellent Chiddingfold approach work ended with Leigh Allaker scoring with a fierce low shot.

(28) Hollandshort, bespectacled and plain-spoken-allows that there was some initial studio skepticism about casting Leigh in the pivotal role.

(29) Literally just as filming began the quest ended with Vivien Leigh.

(30) It was just 12 months ago that he sustained a broken ankle against Leigh tomorrow's home opponents.

(31) As it was, I was bored to tears and made to feel guilty by people like that Leigh woman.

(32) Guild board member Leigh Timmons appreciates Glendinning's work because of his ability to capture detail.

(33) Mr. Leigh Naturally, I understand Rolls-Royce's disappointment, but we must put the matter in perspective.

(34) Leigh takes a maternal attitude toward the Chinese girl.

(35) I think Vivien Leigh is a fantastic actress.

(36) Shall I compare you to Vivien Leigh?

(37) And when filming of the equally famous 1939 movie began,(http:///leigh.html) Vivien Leigh had not yet been cast.

(38) Leigh called the biospheric interference in the atmosphere a " molecule economy. "

(39) Leigh Hunt was born in the UK where his parents had settled after leaving the USA.

(40) The resulting film starred Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable as Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, and it quickly became one of the most popular motion pictures of all time.

(41) The romance between Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in the classic 1939 film Gone with the Wind was rated the 2nd most romantic onscreen pairing.

(42) In 1937 Tyrone Guthrie directed the play at Elsinore, Denmark with Laurence Olivier as Hamlet and Vivien Leigh as Ophelia.

(43) The final appendix is a reprint of an article, "Codename Spinnaker," by Leigh Dodds that appeared on the XML.com Website.

(44) Vivien Leigh and Conard Veidt star in this dashing spy thriller set in Sweden during the First World War.

(45) Cee En Cee went on to win by a neck from Leigh Crofter.

(46) This monthlong program is led by Nancy Leigh DeMoss of Life Action Ministries, a revival ministry based in Buchanan, in southwest Michigan.

(47) Sir Leigh Teabing : You and I, Robert, we have observed history. We are in history now.

(48) Ben and Leigh took me to the peaceful Nara Inlet for the night.

(49) Leigh syndrome is a severe early - onset progressive neurodegenerative disorder due to mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation defects.

(50) Born in 1900, Leigh was educated in Cambridge and practiced as a Barrister-at-Law.

(51) Leigh Hunt said of Dickens'face, " It has the life and soul of fifty human beings. "

(52) Well, joining us now is Susan Leigh, past president of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship.

(53) Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman effortlessly don the mantles of Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable here; the screen is crammed with ravishing images.

(54) According to Leigh Skene of Lombard Street Research, each additional dollar of debt was associated with less and less growth (see chart 2).

(55) At this point in l 940, Leigh Holman finally filled for divorce.

(56) Will: I think Vivien Leigh is a fantastic actress. And Tom Hanks, the Oscar for Best Actor was my favorite actor.

(57) Vivien Leigh and Conrad Veidt star in this dashing spy thriller set in Sweden during the First World War.

(58) With the first writer, Leigh Bracken, things were a little different.

(59) Sir Leigh Teabing: We are in the middle of a war.

(60) Fisher is survived by four children - Carrie, Todd, Joely and Trisha Leigh Fisher.

(61) By this time Shelley had become a friend of Leigh Hunt and Peacock and had met Keats.

(62) In January of l 932 , Vivien met Leigh Holman. They married.

(63) In the summer of 1822 Leigh Hunt came out to Italy to discuss a new periodical, proposed by Byron, in which Shelley was to take part.

(64) Vivien Leigh’s Southern-belle accent was slightly wonky, but the graceful way she wore her antebellum wardrobe was impeccable.

(65) Andrew Leigh, an economist at Australian National University, thinks not.

(66) Born in 1900, Leigh was educated in Cambridge and practiced as a barrister-at-law.