(1) Clare and Phil were deeply immersed in conversation.

(2) Clare will be five years old next month.

(3) Clare was the most vivid member of the family.

(4) Clare was wearing a low-cut dress which showed off her cleavage.

(5) Clare and David Astor are sketching a view of far Spanish hills.

(6) See you soon. Lots of love, Clare.

(7) Clare remained supine, her eyes closed.

(8) Clare nodded, temporarily unable to speak.

(9) Reading between the lines, I think Clare needs money.

(10) Georgia's a fellow of Clare College, Cambridge.

(11) He was offered a research fellowship at Clare College.

(12) Clare is the baby of the family.

(13) Angela is two years younger than Clare.

(14) Clare has a mature and responsible attitude to work.

(15) I really like Clare but she does go on.

(16) Is that drawing on the board your handiwork, Clare?

(17) Clare has worked in television since she left college.

(18) Clare yelled in pain as she fell.

(19) Clare stood her ground in the meeting and refused to be intimidated even when Michael got angry.

(20) Clare is now a full-time author with six books, including four novels, under her belt.

(21) Clare did not deserve the vilification she had been subjected to.

(22) As a teenager, Clare was always getting on the wrong side of her mother.

(23) In her latest dispatch, Clare Duggan, our war correspondent, reported an increase in fighting.

(24) Clare didn't do much work, but she still passed the exam.

(25) Clare walked by looking very summery in a pale blue sundress.

(26) Clare was haunted by the fear that her husband was having an affair.

(27) I must warn you that any mention of Clare agitates your grandmother.

(28) I went off Peter when he said those dreadful things about Clare.

(29) The hero falls in love with Dee but eventually cops off with the more desirable Clare.

(30) "I fail to understand what you're suggesting, " said Clare archly.

(1) Clare and Phil were deeply immersed in conversation.

(2) Clare will be five years old next month.

(3) Clare was wearing a low-cut dress which showed off her cleavage.

(4) Clare and David Astor are sketching a view of far Spanish hills.

(5) Clare nodded, temporarily unable to speak.

(31) The Gaiety is reviving John B. Kean's comedy "The Man from Clare".

(32) Clare had to stay off school because her mother was ill.

(33) For many years before treatment, Clare had suicidal tendencies .

(34) Although her name is Clare, her little sister called her Lali, and somehow the name stuck.

(35) Clare and Phil were immersed in conversation in the corner.

(36) Clare divulged that she was recovering from a nervous breakdown.

(37) Clare McHugh has been seduced by the dark side.

(38) She's so young, that's the trouble, Clare told herself.

(39) But after a few days Clare began to worry.

(40) Clare had evidently mentioned my name to her.

(41) Clare Mallender's commemoration was, however, a different story.

(42) Clare felt as if she had won a sweepstake.

(43) She remembered the mousetrap Clare had given her.

(44) Actually standing beside him was Matthew's younger daughter Clare.

(45) Clare Moynihan takes a closer look.

(46) Clare wouldn't go into details about her divorce.

(47) My great-aunt Clare played the harp.

(48) The interview with Clare was very trying.

(49) Clare had put her to bed and given her a mug of warm milk and two sleeping tablets.

(50) Kinnock reshuffle brings back Clare Short and puts more women into traditional male jobs Boateng first black to join a front bench.

(51) Clare was devastated and swore that she would never go back to school again.

(52) The french windows banged and Clare came out into the garden(), holding a piece of toast.

(53) Voice over Clare takes conventional subjects and gives them a twist, physically and artistically.

(54) Clare moved on purposefully, as if it was necessary to disguise the fact that she had no money.

(55) Careful not to wake Josh in the back room, Clare pulled on her dressing gown.

(56) Then Clare took her by the elbow and led her along the path which suddenly went through a gate and stopped.

(57) Clare, wearing an old red ski suit, stood in a crowd of about three hundred people.

(58) Apparently, Clare was able to watch midnight mass from her death-bed, though many walls should have made this impossible.

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(59) The man's words were somehow given greater importance by his unexpected death, and suddenly Clare felt ashamed.

(60) And at last, Clare felt nothing but love for this passionate, loving wife of his.

(61) One month later, Clare had tacked a plastic-covered price list to her back door and another to the garden gate.

(62) To Clare, his milky warm smell was like that of a newborn baby.

(63) Clare was having too much fun playing in the leaf pile to come inside.

(64) Working with Clare every day, I began to realize how unstable she was.

(65) Clare Wood has found herself restricted to doubles this week after injuring her right ankle in a basketball accident 10 days ago.

(66) He took his school bag into his burrow, but Clare didn't think he even opened it.

(67) Via his lawyer, Sam refused to give Clare money because he didn't want a divorce.

(68) He hurried on, sighting Clare and Underwood in the distance just turning off the main road up the hill.

(69) Clare was surprised to find how much money it cost to lead what she considered a normal life.

(70) As soon as she entered the room she knew that Clare had already been telling tales; or at least complaining to her colleagues.

(71) Clare felt cheered to be back among like-minded people, doing something worth while.

(72) When Gary and Clare began to argue, Reg decided to make himself scarce.

(73) Clare wondered suspiciously why this sensationally good-looking man seemed not to have any New Year's plans.

(74) She could vaguely remember Annabel and Miranda's visit, but Clare hadn't come.

(75) While it spun away, Clare had time to take in the appearance of the room.

(76) Last year, with her sisters now undergraduates, 17-year-old Clare was our chief concern.

(77) Clare yelled in pain as she fell on scratchy, frosted bracken.

(78) What do you want to be when you grow up, Clare?

(79) But the people of Glastonbury aren't going to surrender their king without a fight, as Clare Lafferty reports.

(80) Clare had led Carolyn along endless humming corridors, whose walls were punctuated by closed doors.

(81) During the first day without her pills, Clare grew increasingly depressed and agitated.

(82) The eldest son, Edmund, died as a fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, in 1577.

(83) He also founded a sisterhood in 1950, the Community of St Clare, near Oxford.

(84) Clare could see more rusty chain around the slender, peeling, silver trunk of a nearby birch tree.

(85) Clare and Mrs Duffy followed them into the sacristy and signed their names as witnesses.

(86) Clare thought Caro didn't look fit to come out of hospital.

(87) Mr Clare told his son he had been saving the money he would have spent on his university education for him.

(88) Clare doubled her income overnight, and felt that she was doing a useful job.

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(89) She hated going to the Refuge and she dreaded letting Clare know that.

(90) Clare waited to see if she would say anything else.

(91) An internal disciplinary inquiry will now be held, as Clare Lafferty reports.

(92) Clare had to withdraw from the race after injuring her knee.

(93) Clare Wildish has come back for help feeding her second baby, 3 day old Emma.

(94) Hollis, Mark, Nigel and Clare at the office, maybe even Cam.

(95) I never thought Clare would be any good at this job, but I've had to eat my words.

(96) Clare almost fainted from surprise and anxiety, horror and shame.

(97) We didn't do very well, but Clare was really proud.

(98) They called an ambulance when Clare became unconscious and her lips turned blue, but by then it was too late.

(99) Clare, who was carrying Carolyn's suitcase, leaned against a door to hold it open for her.

(100) Clare wouldn't put it past Sam to use a rat to lay a trap for her.

(101) Clare helped her into a black car that stood by the kerb with its door open.

(102) Matthew allowed Clare to do her homework in his attic study.

(103) Clare helped herself liberally to holy water at the entrance, but it was warm on her forehead.

(104) But Clare really loved the country and had made some very good friends, especially in Zagreb.

(105) All the dairy people watched them leave, and Clare kissed the dairymaids goodbye.

(106) Although Clare spoke lightly about it, Carolyn understood that it mattered, and that Clare wanted her to get involved.

(107) For a moment Clare felt like telling him not to bother, just chuck the whole lot away.

(108) Though she did not know it, for Clare there had been no choice except between a swift or a lingering death.

(109) Miss Clare Reggiori, prosecuting, applied for a four-week remand in custody, saying forensic evidence needed to be examined.

(110) Clare was less often caned than Lilian, as she was more intelligent.

(111) Clare suddenly noticed that Elinor's hands were gripping the bedclothes, betraying the emotion hidden by her quiet words.

(112) Any such explanation must inevitably end with a declaration of his honourable intentions towards Clare.

(113) Wise dealers swoop on Monday when Clare has changed the windows.

(114) The following weekend, Clare sold all her jewellery except her engagement and wedding rings.

(115) In the late afternoon Angel Clare offered to drive the waggon with its buckets of milk to the station.

(116) As David's nose nuzzled the back of her neck, Clare had an overwhelming need to be even closer to him.

(117) Clare began to feel a foolish kind of affection for the umbrella that was doing them both such sterling service.

(118) Clare was more active than her brother,[http:///Clare.html] who had always been a delicate child.

(119) They decided to write a letter to Angel Clare, to inform him of the dangerous situation his wife was in.

(120) On the other hand, Clare was finally able to express her anger clearly to the person who had caused it.

(121) He matriculated in 1711 at Cambridge, where he was admitted as a pensioner to Clare Hall on 2 July.

(122) Clare had eaten half her beans, but Becky's and her own were virtually untouched.

(123) She enjoys horse riding with her sister Clare and her other hobbies are netball, swimming and drawing.

(124) Mark was carrying his jacket, and Clare regretted that she had not taken off her stockings and belt before coming out.

(125) Under the patchwork quilt, David turned over and sleepily pulled Clare towards him.

(126) Still further to the left is Clare. Ah!

(127) Still further left is St. Clare.

(128) St. Clare was indolent and careless of money.

(129) Clare is wearing a wine-colored velvet dress andpearls.

(130) St Clare was invited out to a convivial party.

(131) But then there's Clare (Rachel McAdams as grownup, Brooklynn Proulx as a little girl), who loves Henry unconditionally and brings meaning to his existence.

(132) She went on peeling the lords and ladies till Clare, regarding for a moment the wave-like curl of her lashes as they drooped with her bent gaze on her soft cheek, lingeringly went away.

(133) Clare, however, believes he is not biased, even though he is a slave owner.

(134) Not more than a minute had elapsed after her withdrawal when Tess woke, and then Clare.

(135) Despite his heterodoxy, faults, and weaknesses, Clare was a man with a conscience.

(136) "I don't think there is a peaceful solution to their problem," said Andrew Clare, professor of asset management at Cass Business School in London. "The real problem is the potential runs on banks."

(137) Historical fiction has, self-evidently, done well this year and another on the longlist is Adam Foulds' The Quickening Maze, set in a private asylum used by the Victorian poet John Clare.

(138) Any minute now Nell will ring the dinner bell and Clare will have to go in.

(139) Clare laughs. "If I've violated the space-time continuum it isn't veryobvious."

(140) Clare follows Duff a majestic standing pose. Is this what a stalker suppose to do?

(141) It would fill me with a feeling, a feeling I later tried to dupicate with alcohol and finally found again with Clare, a feeling of unity, oblivion, mindlessness in the best sense of the word.

(142) Lister was arrested when his wife Clare, 35, went to the police after the victim's mother found a letter in her daughter's bedroom.

(143) Good morning, Mr. Montgomery . I've been sent over from purchasing to fill in for Clare Williams.

(144) Mr Clare also stepped out of line, and began privateering about for the weed.

(145) Even Mr. Clare began to feel tragical at the dairyman's desperation.

(146) There was hardly a touch of earth in her love for Clare.

(147) St. Clare is really frightful - he frightens me - good - natured as he looks in general.

(148) Clare erases the date and writes Meadowlark on it instead."Done."

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(149) ' cried Mrs Clare, who cared no more at that moment for the stains of heterodoxy which had caused all this separation than for the dust upon his clothes.

(150) St Clare 's fine countenance was for a moment overcast.

(151) Dr. Passamonti was funded by the Betty Behrens Research Fellowship at the Clare Hall College of the University of Cambridge.

(152) That ill-conceived remake of the 1939 classic suffered from too few of the words of the original playwright Clare Booth Luce .

(153) He crashed into the room screaming at Clare like all get out.

(154) So we find Angel Clare at six-and-twenty here at Talbothays as a student of kine, and, as there were no houses near at hand in which he could get a comfortable lodging, a boarder at the dairyman's.

(155) 'You cannot, if we did not, ' Mr Clare answered lucidly.

(156) His only child by Eva MacMurrough, Isabella de Clare, was an infant.

(157) Clare was meditating, verily.