(1) Stuart jumped into the sea and inflated the liferaft.

(2) Stuart gave an embarrassed cough .

(3) Stuart was ill so I went instead.

(4) Stuart commented that this was very true.

(5) He telephoned Stuart with a proposition.

(6) He traces his descent from the Stuart kings.

(7) For an anniversary present Stuart took me to the opera and we had seats in the dress circle.

(8) Stuart got serious quickly and popped the question six months later.

(9) The manager is Stuart Walker, who has been with the company since 1970.

(10) Stuart doesn't have the backbone to be a good manager.

(11) It's a terrible shame about Stuart losing his job, isn't it?

(12) He traces his line of descent from the Stuart kings.

(13) I can't believe Stuart did that - he must be losing the plot.

(14) Who would you recommend for this job, Stuart?

(15) Stuart grabbed a flashlight from his car.

(16) Stuart noted the telephone number on a business card.

(17) I wonder if Stuart likes sweet potatoes?

(18) Stuart must be their best friend.

(19) Stuart is on the Regional Arts Council.

(20) Stuart bought a nice place over on Oak Street.

(21) Stuart wriggled as she cuddled him.

(22) Stuart was wound up all day in the excitement.

(23) Stuart Attwood has joined Mensa Publications as marketing manager.

(24) You should get Stuart to narrate our schooldays together.

(25) Stuart found life in Paris exciting.

(26) The manager patted Stuart on the back.

(27) The great Stuart was mortally wounded.

(28) Stuart had met Charlie during the winter.

(29) On his Suffolk property Stuart Surridge grew willow trees.

(30) Don't get upset, Stuart, she's only teasing.

(1) Stuart jumped into the sea and inflated the liferaft.

(2) For an anniversary present Stuart took me to the opera and we had seats in the dress circle.

(31) Stuart knew very little about building bridges.

(32) Indeed, the conditions of Elizabethan and later Stuart regulation of drama required a written text.

(33) But top psychiatrist Professor Stuart Fischoff says if Diana underwent treatment it could mean the end of her marriage.

(34) The shield, however, is that of Anne, last sovereign of the House of Stuart, who died in 1714.

(35) One independent political analyst, Stuart Rothenberg, thinks both parties are exaggerating.

(36) In Stuart Street I had a choice of parking spaces outside No. 9.

(37) Surrey had made 92 for three when Stuart suddenly declared - we thought he had gone mad.

(38) Newbridge substitute Stuart Griffiths was also sent off for stamping against Pontypridd, just six minutes after coming on.

(39) I don't think Stuart at all grasped the point I was making.

(40) Andy Payton was in the starting line-up with Stuart Ripley on the substitutes' bench.

(41) Stuart Fordham, head of bond trading, has quit after bonuses were announced on Monday.

(42) Stuart said he'd given Oliver some money, which I thought was quite unnecessary, not that I said so.

(43) Stuart must have rung my boudoir and learned how the telephone is answered in about fifteen languages so far.

(44) Sales of land began about 1540 and continued until Stuart times. Inflation eroded the revenue from land and commerce.

(45) The canal engineer William Jessop was largely responsible for this pioneering work which had been in prospect ever since the Stuart period.

(46) There was a humane royal government, Tudor or Stuart, to slow the thing down.

(47) Malone are already resigned to being without Stuart Duncan and regular number eight Scott Kirkpatrick until next season.

(48) Schools of sunfish still loiter there, and Stuart hooks one of their members and stiff-poles it right in.

(49) But remember the opinion of John Stuart Mill, a political philosopher much respected by the early Economist.

(50) I lived with Stuart for three years before we broke up.

(51) He was formerly sales and marketing director of Stuart Cabeldu Catering Group.

(52) As it got dark, rather than hear a scary bedtime story, Stuart wanted to walk in the woods with me.

(53) She took it all in good humour, though Stuart seemed as twitchy as a rabbit's septum.

(54) Leonard Stuart Darling played in 100 first-class matches and scored 5780 runs at 42.50, with 16 centuries.

(55) Babur doesn't know quite why, but the story of Stuart speaks to him quite directly.

(56) I went out with quite a lot of men before I met Stuart.

(57) I went down to the phone to talk with Erica and Stuart, then came back up and pruned two apple trees.

(58) Meanwhile, Stuart Barlow will provoke a confused reaction from family and friends in his first Merseyside derby on Monday night.

(59) Police have been criticized for their handling of the Stuart murder case.

(60) Stuart ran to it, flushing it, and the bird rose again to repeat the display.

(61) Stuart was leaning over backwards to see Oliver's point of view.

(62) Graham Stuart tormented and teased Gary Ablett mercilessly throughout, beating the ex-Liverpool defender at will.

(63) Stuart and his mom will drive to Michigan to see his grandmother.

(64) We were all distressed to hear that Stuart had been attacked the night before.

(65) Perhaps Stuart will get me some after hearing about my nuit blanche with Rosa.

(66) In the early 1970s, Spencer Stuart himself considered selling out to a general consulting business.

(67) My first move was to contact Stuart Green, an editor at one of the larger publishing houses.

(68) And to emphasise the elegant style of the Milchester house we chose hand-cut Stuart Crystal glassware.

(69) Stuart Baxter must be off his trolley, sending some one like that.

(70) The some one was a respected civil engineer, Charles B.. Stuart, who had worked surveying both lines.

(71) The John Hewitt library and the Francis Stuart archive of literary manuscripts are recent additions.

(72) We listened some more, and as the darkness closed in Stuart sat on my lap and snuggled closer.

(73) Stuart sighed and Linda Paterson stuck out her tongue at him.

(74) Among the casualties are hamstring victim Stuart Ripley and Robbie Mustoe, out with an injured groin following a hospital scan yesterday.

(75) Some were wounded before they left the destroyer, including Stuart Chant and Sergeant Chamberlain.

(76) As a young seminarian, Stuart Cullen had taken that to heart.

(77) Rob Madgwick dispossessed Wright and fired in a shot that was well saved by Stuart Burt.

(78) Babur hopes very much that it is all going to work out for Stuart.

(79) I knew it would be a race back to Stuart Street and I was pleased that it ended in an honourable draw.

(80) Now he's using his skills as an inspiration to people like Stuart.

(81) Stuart never makes me feel his pride is riding on whether we do what I suggest or what he suggests.

(82) Stuart was as popular as he was courageous and capable, and the South was stunned by his death.

(83) Stuart Quarrie is a yachting consultant specialising in race training and coaching.

(84) Payton has copied Stuart Ripley's pre-match warm-up routine to help cure a hamstring problem.

(85) Lesser men, together with the conscientious and immeasurably learned John Stuart Mill, refined, developed and organized the ideas.

(86) Stuart is just my brother's best friend - I've known him since I was six.

(87) Jane Stuart died in Wisbech 12 September 1742 and was buried in the Friends' burial ground there.

(88) Putting his hat on, he set off briskly Lay the train tracks after Stuart leaves tomorrow morning.

(89) Stuart tried hard to reach but the shelf was just too high.

(90) Stuart Clark asked him why the sail has such an unusual name?

(91) The idea that harm is a basis upon which to regulate conduct is often attributed to John Stuart Mill.

(92) In 1988, Hewden Stuart made less than 15 percent of its profits from selling equipment rather than renting.

(93) I had no idea what to expect from Stuart, but he sounded happy enough to hear from me when I called.

(94) Stuart had fumbled nervously in his pockets, wondering how much he should give, just change, surely.

(95) And Stuart Leary believed in following the ball from the bowler's hand even when fielding at short leg.

(96) It should come as no surprise that Stuart has been given the vice president's job.

(97) Meanwhile, Stuart Easton waited until the final round of the year to score his maiden win on the Vimto Honda 125.

(98) Stuart Seller has been promoted to the post of service supervisor at Washington office equipment supplier Comcare.

(99) But while Stuart frets about first team football, Robert Fleck, also fed up, stays in the side.

(100) In the closely knit ranks of the Sussex gentry such a royal action could only further enhance growing doubts of Stuart intentions.

(101) But for Stuart Gault's priceless accuracy from the penalty spot, Derry's cause would now almost certainly be lost.

(102) Stuart Browne, a playwright and theatre director whose only book this is, died just before Christmas.

(103) A group of senior Spencer Stuart consultants raised with him the possibility of a sale to the consulting staff instead.

(104) In four angry strides, Stuart was through the front gate.

(105) Stuart put forward this compromise suggestion with full confidence, and was surprised by its rejection by the rest of the quorum.

(105) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(106) Torquay pulled back to 4-2 through Adrian Foster and substitute Stuart Herd but tempers began to flare.

(107) Stuart Bingham, 23, from Basildon beat the defending champion 10-7.

(108) Something made me pour myself a glass of wine before Stuart returned at his usual hour of 6.30.

(109) Stuart tries to treat all his characters as people with challenging lives rather than as one-dimensional storytelling devices.

(110) Stuart Ward has taken over from Bill Davidson who retired at the end of last year.

(111) They caused me to have terrible mood swings and it put my relationship with Stuart under a lot of strain.

(112) Stuart Low dominated the Queensland innings with 142 as they lost their last six wickets for only 52.

(113) Then they didn't have enough financial clout to tempt Stuart Pearce from Nottingham Forest.

(114) Barnsley opened a 9-0 lead before Acklam's number eight Stuart Dredge touched down a push-over try.

(115) Stuart shook his head, and for the first time I saw that he was honestly impressed.

(116) Stuart continued to maintain that their was best, being representative of the middle course.

(117) Stuart Ripley and Andy Payton proved their fitness as second-half substitutes against Brighton.

(118) Stuart Ripley, after a quick recovery, and Andy Payton are among the five candidates.

(119) This was typical of Stuart - he had great faith in his team.

(120) Stuart claimed the extra half hour and we won by an innings in a day.

(121) As Stuart Marshall observed pointedly, postmodernism authorizes but has yet to create a new populism.

(122) They also paid a substantial proportion of the increasingly heavy taxation the Elizabethan and Stuart campaigns on the Continent demanded.

(123) On the plus side, I didn't think they'd jump me at Stuart Street as long as Doogie was there.

(124) I was almost at the corner of Stuart Street when a car slowed up into the corner of my eye.

(125) Stuart Carter had been a caring and loving father while exercising considerable skill in a steelworks.

(126) He's a retired brigadier and one of Ivor's rivals where Stuart coins are concerned.

(127) Stuart Prebble, head of Granada's regional news, argues that this is ridiculous.

(128) I certainly felt that way as I staggered into Stuart Street and up to the steps of No. 9.

(129) The chap on the left is James Stuart, and on the right we have his son, Charles Stuart.

(130) Lynn's relationship with Stuart is a good illustration of this.

(131) David, Grant and Stuart are due to complete their studies towards the end of 1995 but have already cleared the first hurdle.

(132) Stuart gets a kick out of fast cars.

(133) The painting of George Washington is by Gilbert Stuart.

(134) STUART: Sure. Just call the touch-tone registration system again.

(135) Stuart Tannahill'sshed is a veritable hive of photographic creativity.

(135) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(136) "Do you remember Mary Stuart?""What about her?"

(137) Stuart : I work in a gas company.

(138) That new Parliament to have Charles Stuart...

(139) Stuart came into film-making via a circuitous route.

(140) He traces line of descent from the Stuart kings.

(141) Do you remember Mary Stuart?

(142) Mr Stuart and his wife are always at loggerheads.

(143) Stuart is clever at arithmetic.

(144) Stuart halted, too, and the darky boy pulled up a few paces behind them.

(145) The two also studied the picture taken by Mr. Stuart.

(146) City manager Stuart Pearce refused to criticise Styles for missing Drogba's infringement.

(147) Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, Volume 7 and 8: A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive.

(148) To strengthen the royal House of Stuart won the taxation power, but was tenacious resistance of the Congress.

(149) Against the background of such tie-ups, Motorola was ripe for takeover, according to Stuart Miles, founder of Pocket-lint.com.

(150) Ian Ferguson was preferred to Stuart McCall, who was on the bench.

(151) Jamshed has never read John Stuart Mill or Ayn Rand.

(152) Airie Stuart, at Palgrave Macmillan, grasped the potential of teaming up the professor and the pornographer to write a new history of the presidency.

(153) Ms. Stuart and Mr. Newell divorced in 1934; later that year she married Arthur Sheekman, a screenwriter who worked on Marx Brothers movies.

(154) "Blueberries consistently stand out for their high antioxidant content, " says Charles Stuart Platkin, host of the show "I Can Save Your Life" on the cable network We.

(155) The quote appears to be a paraphrase of John Stuart Mill, the 19th-century English philosopher of utilitarianism and liberty.

(156) Catholic forces supporting Mary Queen of Scots were routed by Protestants under her half-brother Lord James Stuart, Earl of Murray.

(157) John Stuart Mill wrote in 1861 that it was "required by first principles that the receipt of parish relief [welfare] should be a peremptory disqualification for the franchise."

(158) According to the Daily Mail, on August 27, Ian and Stuart Paton, a pair of pumpkin-growing twin brothers, have grown some of the mammoth pumpkins in Pennington, Hampshire.

(159) Mr. Finchley's going to buy a big electric launch for Stuart.

(160) "It's a special anniversary of creation, " said David Stuart, a specialist in Mayan epigraphy at the University of Texas at Austin.

(161) "I nominate the squat," said Stuart Phillips, Ph.D., a professor of kinesiology at McMaster University and an expert on the effects of resistance training on the human body.

(162) Rami Shaaban and Stuart Taylor are also also out, so 18-year-old goalkeeper Craig Holloway takes his place on the bench.

(163) In his classic defence of liberty, John Stuart Mill distinguished between offence and harm.

(164) Dr Stuart Trager, chairman of the Atkins Physician Council, said clinical research had contradicted Dr Wurtman's findings.

(165) American actress Gloria Stuart, who played the elderly shipwreck survivor Rose in the film "Titanic", has died in her Los Angeles home Saturday night at the age of 100,(http:///stuart.html) US media reported.

(166) Although the debate cooled down for a while after 1559, the emergence of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, in 1567, prompted a renewed discussion of female rulership .

(167) This striking image of the Father or Our Country a Gilbert Stuart portrait made in 1797.

(168) So Stuart Taylor, who performed admirably in Liverpool's 2-1 success at Villa Park on the opening day of the season, looks set to deputise.

(169) John Stuart Mill's philosophy of logic has always been regarded as the main representative of psychologism.

(170) In face of the fierce non- christianism movement, Stuart positively made a series of reformations which conformed to historical tidal current.

(171) Ambassador Stuart Sat. tight, watching wide-eyed, hoping to set up shop under a new signboard and to reap some profit.

(172) In today's drawing American cartoonist Stuart Carlson portrays a typical Yuletide scene with a comic twist.

(173) Its founding head, Lt-Col Stuart Townsend, required pupils to march the streets of Knightsbridge in burgundy knickerbockers, yellow jumpers and cravats.

(174) Mary Stuart, 1542-1587, Queen of Scotland and Dowager Queen of France. Daughter of James V of Scotland and Marie de Guise.

(175) " If you had any sense you'd have married Stuart or Brent Tarleton long ago.

(176) Finally, Little Stuart won everyone's love, he became George's favorite younger brother, and Snowbell's best friend.

(177) Cartoonist Stuart Carlson shows us duck and [ take ] cover as the watchword of 1955.

(178) C: Oh, thank you. Hello, this is Stuart Barkley speaking.

(179) Stuart said the same approach could be applied to a variety of species in Asia, including the wild water buffalo, several types of primates and the gaur, the world's largest cattle.

(180) This nails it for me, " David Stuart, a University of Texas at Austin expert in Mesoamerican writing, said of the new find."

(181) Stuart Chase and others have come near to claiming that all abstract words are meaningless, and have used this as a pretext for advocating a kind of political quietism.

(182) Mike: Come on dad, Stuart was not, it was peppy .

(183) Drambuie's recipe was given to the MacKinnon family out of gratitude by rebel Prince Charles Edward Stuart (better known as Bonnie Prince Charlie) after they hid him on the Isle of Skye.

(184) Stuart Pearce even considered the young Ramsey as a possible captain of the GB team before picking veteran Giggs.

(185) K. Fisher in her book "The Gastronomical Me, " Ms. Stuart liked to cook Sunday dinners for them.

(186) Muscle physiology expert Stuart Phillips of McMaster University in Canada said he was quite convinced by the study results.

(187) What makes the class so compelling is the way Sandel uses real-life examples to illustrate the philosophies of the likes of Aristotle, Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill.

(188) The period from the late Tudor to the early Stuart was the conversion period which was originated from the mid-century of British society with increasingly modern characteristics.

(189) Production designer Stuart Craig says that the exterior of the orphanage was inspired by a building he came across while location scouting on the dockside in Liverpool.

(190) "We will remain in a very sloppy bottoming process," says Stuart Schweitzer, global market strategist for the JPMorgan Private Bank in New York.

(191) Another view that might be taken by researchers is John Stuart Mill's utilitarianism.

(192) The last of the Stuart monarchs, Queen Anne, died in 1714 and the British throne passed to the Hanoverian king George I, a German protestant who could speak no English.

(193) HSBC Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver had said in February that the group planned to reveal quarterly reports starting in the second half of the year.

(194) Mother worries about Stuart and me fooling around these lakes as it is.

(195) 'Some have proposed it as another reference to 2012, but I remain rather unconvinced, ' said David Stuart, a specialist in Mayan epigraphy at the University of Texas at Austin.

(196) The belief is that this process will reveal the truth, just as the best idea will triumph in what John Stuart Mill called the "marketplace of ideas."

(197) The producer is Stuart Oken, former executive vice president of Walt Disney Co.'s theatrical division, who helped bring 'The Lion King' to Broadway.

(198) So why did it take so long to remove Stuart Copperman from his private practice?

(199) Leon Stuart reported what he saw to the publication The Strolling Astronomer.

(200) A man named Leon Stuart of Tulsa , Oklahoma , was taking pictures of the moon.

(201) HSBC's investment banking division suffered a fall in profits year-on-year but still had its second-best six months in history and is now hiring 400 more staff, its head Stuart Gulliver said.

(202) Another early petition was presented by John Stuart Mill, the philosopher, political economist and Member of Parliament, in 1866.

(203) The appalling truth is out, although a tantalizing portion of it vanished forever when Charles Stuart jumped to his death into the icy waters of the Mystic River.

(204) Likewise, Stuart Townsend plays a nebulously likable best friend who flirts openly with Frank's wife, but has his back when things get rough.

(205) Tradition has it that the Stuart kings were curlers, and both Mary Queen of Scots and Darnley are reputed to have played.

(206) Also, the cat "Snowbell" hates Stuart to be his master. He will lose face if a mouse to be him master, and Snowbell expends all his energies to hurt Stuart (ex: eat or kill).

(207) Never let Chairman Mao write the article "Goodby , Leighton , Stuart" again, When in 1946, American left China, but came back in 1972, why?

(208) The story of Nonsuch and the other forests of increasing returns, as well as the data from Stuart Pimm's microcosms overlap into a powerful lesson that Pimm calls the Humpty Dumpty Effect.

(209) Freegans like Stuart would stand no chance of survival in China coz we would "tamper" with the "best before", "sell by" labels when it is due.

(210) Stuart Butler of the Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think-tank, argues that their approach is a scorched-earth policy that will lead to "great uncertainty for a few years".

(211) Once the design was settled, Yoda was realized by make up and creatures supervisor Stuart Freeborn, who designed the alien as an intricately detailed puppet.

(212) Stuart Freeborn and his crew built the mouth and tentacles, complete with a hydraulic system that would move the grasping tentacles around.

(213) The W Boston (100 Stuart Street; 617-261-8700; whotels.com/boston) opened last year and has 235 sleek rooms that look out over the Theater District and beyond.

(214) The years from 1500 -- i 650 ( Tudor andearly Stuart ) were the earlier stage of it.

(215) This striking image of the Father or Our Country is a Gilbert Stuart portrait made in 1797.

(216) Tradition has it that the Stuart Kings were curlers, and both Mary Queen of Scots and Darnley are reputed to have played.

(217) But according to Dr Steven Chu, the Nobel Prize-winning US Secretary of Energy, Stuart might have been on to something.

(218) This painting is one of several versions that Gilbert Stuart painted.

(219) The thesis tries to find out Sidgwick's contribution to classical utilitarianism which is established by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.

(220) Philosophers such as Thomas Paine, John Stuart Mill, and Henry David Thoreau expanded the concept.

(221) William III of England defeated the deposed James II and so ended Stuart Catholicism in England.

(222) Southern commanders included Thomas (Stonewall) Jackson, Joseph Johnston, James Longstreet, and J.E.B. Stuart.

(223) According to Stuart Carlson, this situation has now been reversed.

(224) The paper cites the oft-quoted saying by the economist and philosopher John Stuart Mill: "Men do not desire to be rich, but to be richer than other men."

(225) John Stuart Mill was the famous utilitarian economist,(http:///stuart.html) ethicist and educational thinker in the 19th century in England.

(226) Yehuda Baruch, a professor of management at the University of East Anglia, and graduate student Stuart Jenkins studied profanity in the workplace and assessed its implications for managers.

(227) "Once you see a magnetoresistance effect that's relatively large," says Stuart Solin of Washington University in St.

(228) But as he unmasks traitors that may include Elizabeth 's own cousin Mary Stuart, he unknowingly sets England up for destruction.

(229) I'll call you today, Stuart says as he opens the door.

(230) Stuart Brookshaw, Australian Brand Manager for Plantagenet Wines, refers to Tony as "the spiritual leader of our brands. Plantagenet is all about Tony Smith and Bouverie."

(231) Queen Elizabeth I: Spain intends to place Mary Stuart on our country's throne, and I am to be assassinated?

(232) We wonder if, had some professors been on the platform, would they have paused to ponder how John Stuart Mill might have parsed the choices?

(233) Ian and Stuart Paton, a pair of pumpkin-growing twin brothers, have grown some of the mammoth pumpkins in Pennington, Hampshire.

(234) If you look at the syllabus, you'll notice we read a number of great and famous books, books by Aristotle, John Locke, Immanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill and others.

(235) The American actress Gloria Stuart, who played a shipwreck survivor in the film Titanic, has died at the age of 100.

(236) Courteney Cox's stepcousin is Stuart Copeland, of pop group The Police fame.

(237) " He's been broken hearted because he thinks I'm in love with Brent or Stuart or Cade.

(238) In 1503, King James IV of Stuart family married the daughter of Henry VII, the king of England.

(239) After the "Glorious Revolution", Mary Stuart and her husband began to rule the United Kingdom, but the throne was succeed by Mary's sister Anne, for they died without children.

(240) Yehuda Baruch, a professor of management at the University of East Anglia, and graduate Stuart Jenkins studied the use of profanity in the workplace and assessed its implications for managers.

(241) Stuart Lavery, consultant gynaecologist at the IVF unit at Hammersmith Hospital, said the latest results were 'quite amazing when compared to conventional approaches'.

(242) Mary Stuart, 1542-1587, Queen of Scotland and Dowager Queen of France.