1 Amelia gulped down her coffee and rushed out.

2 These words showed that Amelia was suspicious.

3 'Sometimes a girl wants to be chased,' Amelia said.

4 Amelia had inherited her mother's good bone structure .

5 When Amelia bought a new car it had to be the latest thing.

6 Muriel thought it idyllic, but Amelia was bored.

7 There the continuing tumultuous interest initially stunned Amelia.

8 Amelia worked for Exxon until last year.

9 Amelia tore the envelope open and laughed.

10 Amelia was holding a huge bouquet of flowers.

11 So you heard this shit from Amelia?

12 Clearly Amelia was a hard act to follow.

13 Amelia got up from the table, shaking her head.

14 Amelia seemed to pout, playing with a salt shaker.

15 Amelia Otis's name is nowhere to be found.

16 Now with Amelia, Gosmo had the first aviation editor.

17 Atalanta was a role model Amelia could relate to.

18 Amelia felt at home and fitted in.

19 Amelia likes German composers,() particularly Wagner.

20 Amelia had a wonderful time piloting her pet.

21 Amy was baptized Amelia, but always called Amy.

22 In it Amelia gave a slightly awkward interview.

23 Amelia was chewing it over, undecided.

24 Amelia had a terrible time that winter.

25 Nor did Amelia complain about her lack of money.

26 Dorothy and Amelia got on famously.

27 Amelia had a splendid time with Neta.

28 Amelia was very hesitant about bobbing her hair.

29 By this time Amelia had obtained a transport license,[] the mark of a professional pilot.

30 And each day for the next several days, no matter how full her schedule, Amelia wrote a sequel.

1 Amelia gulped down her coffee and rushed out.

31 Amelia Earhart solved the problem her grandmother presented by keeping her own counsel.

32 Of the Tuscan towns, Amelia and Otricoli were the only ones to accept papal domination without a murmur.

33 When Amelia first saw the Fokker, it was in the shadows of its East Boston hangar.

34 Amy took Amelia and Muriel to art exhibits at the college.

35 It was particularly noteworthy since not only was Andree more famous than Amelia, but her plane was better known.

36 If Amelia were going to fly the Airster, she wanted to learn how to take it through all its paces.

37 In the one year, 1920-the year Amelia fell in love with flying-fifteen aerial mail pilots died.

38 Amelia took several photos northward kneeling beside the chart table.

39 Amelia went to work as a nurse's aide in the children's wing of the hospital.

40 But if it was educational for Amelia, she was much too ambitious for it to be satisfying.

41 Neta had been at Kinner field for several months by the time Amelia arrived on the scene.

42 There Amelia was, an intensely ambitious woman without any professional training, blocked at every turn.

43 He rode on an elephant and on the Ferris wheel, taking only Amelia with him.

44 Torn between passing the letter to Alice or Amelia, Robert tossed a coin and settled on the latter.

45 Corbett bowed towards Lady Amelia, stepped from the lectern and walked quietly out of the church.

46 Even though Amelia participated so little in school activities, she harbored no ill feelings toward Hyde Park.

47 Amelia called out cheerily to Jake, who remembered grinning, a grin tinged with anxiety.

48 There, side by side, Amelia and Mary Ann would live out their lives.

49 Yet this unassuming treatise, written by Amelia Simmons, is a giant in culinary history.

50 Paul, Amelia participated in none of the organized student activities at Hyde Park.

51 She was not a loser, like Nina, or a sickie, like Amelia.

52 As a result of her actions, Amelia became even more popular and within a short time was practically running Ogontz.

53 The class would later serve Amelia in good stead, giving her her first practical knowledge of how engines worked.

54 Amelia was right about Firebug, sitting there looking out the window all vacant-faced and glassy-eyed.

55 Among the more unusual jobs Amelia took on at the airfield was decorating the public rooms.

56 And so, in pursuit of a scientific career,[Sentence dictionary] Amelia applied to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the fall term.

57 Amelia was an inquiring agnostic and an insatiable searcher for knowledge.

58 Amelia seemed a little more cheerful today than last week.

59 Miguel stood there by the car seat, thinking about Amelia.

60 The procedure cost five hundred dollars, which Amelia left unpaid.

61 Another occupation to which Amelia applied her penchant for the unusual and the inventive was cooking.

62 Amelia fretted that the press overplayed accidents, but there was nothing she could do about it; news was news.

63 Amelia always memorized great chunks of her favorites, so before long Katch, too, memorized the poem.

64 The Lady Amelia would never allow you to go wandering off by yourself.

65 No one knew that Amelia wore pants to hide her thick ankles.

66 Once the private car and Tokimo were put solely at the disposition of Amy, Amelia, and Muriel.

67 You take your vows, you are personable, you ingratiate yourself both with Lady Amelia and Lady Eleanor.

68 Still, Amelia had it easier than any other young bride arriving in Atchison to live.

69 Amelia tore the envelope open and laughed. In the den, Clive calmed down and practised his charm again.

70 Amelia bought her jacket at a sale for twenty dollars.

71 Amelia began to feel better-the essay she wrote on car mechanics, a course requirement, won first prize.

72 Louise and Amelia were also both enrolled in an inorganic chemistry course at Columbia and an organic chemistry course at Barnard.

73 Amelia Bedelia, the offbeat housekeeper, will lead a morning of word games, storytelling and some unexpected, silly activities.

74 Amelia was a good student, but bright as she was, her strong streak of independence did not go unremarked.

75 Amelia, absorbed with her projects, must have thought it a momentary phenomenon.

76 Amelia, in boots, breeks, and leather jacket is smiling into the distance.

77 Amelia fluttered against his lips, entreating to be let back in.

78 Amelia, as the most famous female pilot, therefore became a valuable asset to an airline and was treated more seriously.

79 Amelia took the more northerly route east on her way home.

80 Failure was not allowed to intrude upon the seamless past Amelia presented to the world.

81 Marian observed that Amelia was so severely debilitated that the least strain or exertion exhausted her.

82 One of the last nights, Amelia begged off going to a party and stayed home, so Toot stayed home too.

83 The race committee turned a deaf ear to the objections of Amelia and the other fliers.

84 While Amelia is out dating, Laura is beset with a severe case of cold feet.

85 Playing a game of Truth with her brother, Marian realized that he had a crush on Amelia.

86 Amelia was still engaged to Sam Chapman[Sentence dictionary], but in fact she had been drifting apart from him for some time.

87 In the fall Amelia went to a concert performance of the Philadelphia Symphony.

88 Whether Amelia named the radishes Eardishes and the peas Earpods or the family hung those names on them is not known.

89 Amelia meanwhile, to avoid being discovered, stayed out of sight in the plane.

90 McGregor thought Amelia was particularly suited by temperament for scientific work because she had such a lively interest.

91 But for few of the reasons enumerated in Amelia Hill's report.

92 Amelia was twenty-eight and farther from a career than she had been at twenty-one.

93 Amelia was one of 40, 000 sick and starving prisoners left in the camp.

94 Amelia seemed to have no trouble coping with George or with anyone else.

95 Amelia, her finances considerably reduced, saw an opportunity and set about getting her Kinner.

96 Marion would remember the times when what Amelia had done had to be redone by some one else.

97 Amelia became a student at one of the most exclusive finishing schools in the country, a school called Ogontz.

98 Amelia remained close to her parents and her sister through the summers spent in Kansas City.

99 In the meantime, it was Amelia who ruled the family roost.

100 One regular visitor to la strega, and later to Signora Grignaffini, was Amelia.

101 The scenario Amelia feared most had happened the men all got drunk.

102 When Amelia learned to fly in 1921, Lieutenant Harris's parachute jump was still almost two years in the future.

103 Amelia had the misfortune to arrive during the darkest period in Atchison history.

104 But it was evidently nowhere near as much as Amelia expected.

105 Amelia notified Mike Jackman to send off a telegram if they actually became airborne.

106 Rilla Challiss, married to Amelia Otis's nephew James, also thought it a mistake.

107 Amelia carried a plate of eggs and toast over to a man sitting in the back, poring through a newspaper.

108 Amelia squinted at him like she wanted him to stop.

109 Amelia heard the newsmen trying to persuade the fliers to get dressed and have their picture taken.

110 It was there that Amelia saw her first Calilfornia air meet.

111 The realities of flying kicked in when Amelia tried to land the Avian at Rodgers field outside Pittsburgh.

112 When business was slow; the butcher allowed his girls and Amelia to unhitch the two horses from the traces and ride.

113 For the first and last time in her life, Amelia was too preoccupied to interact with her peers.

114 Amelia was a very unusual resident, the only person permitted by Mary Simkhovitch to use Greenwich House somewhat as a hotel.

115 Readers of the Amelia books soon begin to play similar language games.

116 As the chic, glamourous aviation editor, Amelia, of course,[http:///amelia.html] was limited to writing about flying.

117 But before they really settled in, Amelia, alone, went to visit her cousins, the Challisses, in Atchison.

118 Amy tried to make light of it to Amelia and Muriel, who inevitably found out.

119 More to the point, he prevailed on Amelia to write the text in a matter of weeks.

120 That month Amelia began working at Bournewood Hospital as a nurse-companion, signing on to work until October 1.

121 The junior girls' basketball team, with Amelia watching over them, came out first in their local contest.

122 At some point Amelia Harres went west to visit her, and there she met Alfred Otis.

123 That last Christmas at North Terrace with her grandparents was ringed with sweet nostalgia for Amelia.

124 One pilot pretended to be Amelia Earhart while another pretended to be Charles Lindbergh.

125 Amelia thought it the best machine of its kind in the world.

126 They knew Amelia was too skinny to avoid the gas chamber.

127 It was there in Worthington that Amelia also had her first ride in a car.

128 Amelia learned stunting under his watchful eye, to become competent in the air no matter what the conditions.

129 He was working as an engineer for Boston Edison, still patiently waiting for Amelia to settle down and marry him.

130 Amelia loved poetry and had an ingrained habit of retreating into it to handle difficult situations.

131 It was in the spring of 1862 that Amelia Otis took up life on the shores of the Missouri River.

132 Amelia bore eight children in her gracious house, six of whom would reach adulthood.

133 As Amelia hit her stride, she began to do more things her own way.

134 Standing up for what she believed in, fighting in the thick of things, Amelia blossomed.

135 Amelia Earhart I want to be free.

136 Marquis of Osborne became attached to Lady Amelia.

137 Amelia Cranston wants you to look your best tonight.

138 Amelia got into the bath.

139 Amelia continued her worldwide flight from Canada to Africa.

140 Amelia held him in utter contempt.

141 Rebecca was of a good - natured and obliging disposition ; and she like Amelia rather than otherwise.

142 Amelia right from the start showed an interest in flight.

143 "Look at Amelia Earhart," he said. "That teacher doesn''t know what she''s talking about."

144 Led by Ric Gillespie, the team are preparing to journey next month to Gardner Island in the Pacific to find clues of missing American aviation legend Amelia Earhart.

145 On the day Amelia went away, she was in such a passion of tears.

146 From the crew of the Marie Celeste to Jimmy Hoffa Amelia Earhart and Natalee Holloway some people seem to have vanished without a trace.

147 For Amelia Heaton-Renshaw, that implausible yarn is the true story of her two-year-old Shanghai business, Amelia's Marketplace,[http:///amelia.html] which bills itself as the city's 'jam and chutney hotline.'

148 You've got a better chance taking Amelia Earhart to the prom 3 than controlling the future.

149 Amelia, to her surprise, found a letter addressed to Mrs. Captain Osborne.

150 Amelia Earhart had become the first lady of the air.

151 In 1928, aviator Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean as she completed a flight from Newfoundland to Wales in about 21 hours.

152 Until that time, Arthur was well-regardedby many in the Ministry, including Department heads like Ludo Bagman, BartyCrouch, and Amelia Bones.

153 George, of course, took charge of Amelia . She looked as happy as a rose - tree in sunshine.

154 Fiesco reveals his identity and learns from the doge that Amelia is his granddaughter.

155 One of the world's first female pilots , Neta Snook , taught Amelia to fly.

156 Amelia Cerezero, who lives in a one-storey cement shack in the village, looks after her five-year old grandniece .

157 Amelia also enjoyed volunteering as a nurse's aid during World War 1.

158 Amelia also took a job with a phone company to help pay for her flying lessons.

159 IN particular, photographs of this woman, later identified as Amelia Boynton, a civil rights activist who had been beaten and gassed nearly to death, horrified all who saw them.

160 The final fate of pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart has never been discovered , although theories abound.

161 Purdue University provided Amelia with a new all-metal, two-engine plane.

162 Amelia Earhart was born in 1897 in the middle western state of Kansas.

163 She easily got the pity of tender-hearted Amelia, for being alone in the world(), an orphan without friends or kindred.

164 Amelia Earhart was less than a month away from her 40 th birthday.

165 The final diagnosis was amelia of the lower limbs with transerse hemimelia of the upper limbs.

166 Her name was Amelia Earhart, and while she did not make it to Paris, she did get as far as Ireland, making her the first woman to fly 4) solo across the Atlantic.

167 Amelia co-stars Richard Gere as publisher George Putnam who turned Amelia Earhart into a star and, along the way, fell in love with and married her.

168 Amelia hails from the Eternal City and has always been a massive Giallorossi fan.

169 Catherine Zeta - Jones joins him as Amelia, a kind flight attendant.

170 Rebecca's appearance struck Amelia with terror , and made her shrink back.

171 Amelia had already broke all female and most male flying records.

172 It carried pilot Amelia Earhart and just one male crew member, navigator Fred Noonan.

173 Direc tor Mira Nair says she came to understand how Amelia Earhart used that celebrity status to pursue her aviation dreams.

174 Riley was said to be the world's oldest blogger as she was 12 years older than the previous titleholder, Spain's Maria Amelia.

175 One copilot is Lt. Amelia Ebhardt ("Yes, Mom had a dream about a female pilot before I was born").

176 Eventually Amelia was flying a sleek Lockheed Vega instead of an Airster.

177 Many of these guests, including a British lord, Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, Amelia Ear hart, and Charles Lindbergh, flew to the ranch[Sentence dictionary], landing on the private airstrip.

178 Throughout her trip Amelia ran to quit a few problems with the Lockheed Electra.

179 So, by the 1920s, Amelia Earhart, Wiley Post, and Glenn Curtiss were flying from Roosevelt Field, Curtiss Field, and the U. S. Army Air Corps' Mitchell Field.

180 Angeline Jolie, famous for her Playing by Hearts, stars as the beautiful and brave policewoman, Amelia.

181 Amelia took regular flying lessons from her instructor Neta Snook.

182 She recently portrayed aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart and Swank won the first of her two Best Actress Oscars as murder victim Brandon Teena in 1999's Boys Don't Cry.

183 Amelia Earhart seemed so brave and gay, her smile so cheerful and fearless, in the one picture in the little encyclopedia entry I found of her, that only she could be my namesake.

184 Fiesco and Gabriele are led in, and Paolo tries to convince the old man to assassinate the doge, while inciting Gabriele with insinuations about Boccanegra's relationship with Amelia.

185 The Young Amelia left it three-quarters of a league to the larboard, and kept on for Corsica.

186 What becomes known as the War of 1812 lasts more than two and a half years. 1928 Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.

187 And if you’re not ready to get back to your life yet, read How to Motivate Yourself - Amelia Earhart!