1. Fleming discovered penicillin by accident in 1928.

2. A letter appeared in The Times claiming Fleming as the discoverer of penicillin.

3. This is the perfect vehicle for Fleming to make his triumphant return to the stage.

4. Fleming discovered penicillin almost by accident.

5. Several people approached Fleming as he left the hall.

6. Fleming was flown to Washington and tried for treason.

7. Fleming the teacher had gone into the manse as soon as Cameron finished.

8. The celebration started with the Club's President, Valentine Fleming, driving himself in, after which the match commenced.

9. Fleming went on using mould extracts in selective media, and published once more on the subject before 1942.

10. Fleming himself, to his credit, was at first distressed by the publicity and wrote accordingly to Florey.

11. He side-stepped Gary Fleming brilliantly before tucking a shot past keeper Lee Butler.

12. Jardine Fleming Thanakom expects 21 % growth in average earnings per share in 1996, up from just 10 % in 1995.

12. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

13. Curtis Fleming has been tried at centre half in two recent Central League games but lacks experience for a key job.

14. How much compassion would I have toward Duncan Fleming if it were my son who was killed?

15. In addition, he had called at the Fleming house where he had got no reply to his bell-ringing.

16. Unlike Fleming, Florey found the atmosphere of a London teaching hospital uncongenial and the conflicts between clinicians and research workers discouraging.

17. Fleming continued to work with penicillin as an aid to the isolation of bacteria in cultures all through the 1930s.

18. His replacement, Angelo Bengco from Jardine Fleming, stayed for a few months before departing.

19. The group hopes to erect a statue of Fleming next year.

20. James Duncan Fleming was tried twice; at his second trial he was found not guilty of attempted robbery and felony murder.

21. He obtained a sample of the mould from Fleming, and discovered that it had been incorrectly identified.

22. Sarah Fleming saw them coming through the window of the front room.

23. Fleming was amazed by this strange bacteria killing mold.

24. Moore was acting as steward to Sir Michael le Fleming.

25. Nor had any effective measures been taken after the Fleming Report was submitted to Butler in 1944.

26. We wheedled the book ourselves out of that gullible weakling Fleming over at Dull.

27. Armstrong hasn't trained since an elbow in the face from Curtis Fleming in the derby win over Middlesbrough.

28. As it transpired though, he was to find the lease of the le Fleming mines unavailable.

29. Compare the romantic suspense novels of Mary Stewart with the international espionage tales of Ian Fleming.

30. He was surprised at the vast basement area that was used for medical research beneath the Alexander Fleming House building.

1. Fleming discovered penicillin by accident in 1928.

31. In 1928, Sir Alexander Fleming found that.

32. John Ambrose Fleming invents the vacuum tube.

33. John Ambrose Fleming invents the two - Fleming Valve.

34. Is there anyone by the name of Dennis Fleming?

35. Sir Alexander Fleming alighted on the antibiotic properties of penicillin while he was engaged on research of a quite different nature.

36. It was an appropriate choice, as it was Fleming who was to mythologise the new relationship in his James Bond novels.

37. English author Ian Lancaster Fleming died at 64 on August 12.

38. Henry Fleming struggles with bravery and courage during the Civil War in this excellent book by Stephen Crane. Great for integrating history and literature.

39. Fleming was born in Lochfield, nr Darvel in Ayrshire and moved to London to study medicine.

40. Fleming is trying to figure out if Van Allen had any theoretical reason to suppose the military could use the Van Allen belts to attack a hostile nation.

41. Jack Fleming embezzling to gamble then smuggled off to America.

42. In the autumn of 1928,[http:///fleming.html] a Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming was searching for a substance that would kill deadly germs .

43. "Her dress was of black velvet, simple yet with the touch of splendour that only half a dozen couturiers in the world can achieve," wrote Fleming of Vesper's evening gown in Casino Royale.

44. What happened over the next half hour cost Fleming her life and changed Strong's forever.

45. John G . Fleming , An Introduction to the Law of Torts, Clarendon Press? Oxford, 1968, p .16.

46. Interest is also high at Fleming Pharmaceuticals, a St. Louis County company that makes potassium iodide in liquid form.

47. In 1928 Alec Fleming (now remembered as Sir Alexander Fleming) named the juice he extracted from some mold penicillin.

48. And even those who never uttered another word of Mandarin have the sort of tale to tell about their "gap year" that wouldn't look out of place on the pages of an Ian Fleming novel.

49. Despite the incredible outcome of his discovery, Fleming remained modest.

50. Colonel Ed Fleming of the US Army Engineer Corps said people in the area had been evacuated.

51. The writer is the Investment Manager of Jardine Fleming Investment Management.

52. The Fleming called his wife, and related the affair to her.

53. Some even say that both men were reading books by Ian Fleming.

54. The exhibition is one of several events marking the centenary of the birth of Bond's creator, Ian Fleming, and also includes Fleming memorabilia from collectors around the world.

55. His name was Fleming, and he was a poor Scottish farmer.

56. Ian Fleming was expelled from Eton after some hanky-panky with a maid.

57. In his basement laboratory in London, a bacteriologist, Dr. Alexander Fleming, was searching for a substance that would kill deadly bacteria.

58. Sir Alexander Fleming did not, as legend would have it, look at the mold on a piece of cheese and get the idea for penicillin there and then.

59. The best-known example was by Alexander Fleming. Halfway through an experiment with bacteria, he up and went on vacation.

60. Author Ian Fleming had his fictional secret agent James Bond play the game in Japan, in "You Only Live Twice."

61. At last the fighting ceases, giving Fleming time to contemplate his experiences.

62. Poor old Fleming was kicked downstairs to a job - in accounts.

63. At the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Dr. John Fleming, a neurologist, is testing whether the pig whipworm can temper the effects of multiple sclerosis.

64. Birding has also been enjoyed by many noteworthy individuals, including former president Jimmy Carter and celebrated James Bond creator Ian Fleming.

65. The very first known examples of Microbial art were actually created over 100 years ago by Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin.

66. The writer is fund manager of Jardine Fleming Investment Management Singapore.

67. Alexander Fleming left a dish with bacteria in it near the window of his laboratory.

68. British bacteriologist Alexander Fleming died who discovered a powerful antibiotic, penicillin.

69. Reginald Fleming R . J . Johnston : In Scotland, your majesty.

70. Sir Alexander Fleming , Scottish bacteriologist and discoverer of penicillin, was born in Ayrshire.

71. JAMES BOND may not have been in it for the money, but Ian Fleming certainly was.

72. Fleming was born Ayrshire and moved to London to study medicine.

73. Mary's Hospital Medical School in London, and went on to become known throughout the world as the noted Sir Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of 7)Penicillin.

74. While working one day, Alexander Fleming ( 1881 - 1955 ) sneezed onto a culture dish.

75. However, Fleming soon abandoned Penicillin, and not long after Florey and Chain took up researching and mass producing it with the funds of the U.S and British governments help.

76. Some even say that both men were reading books by Ian Fleming the night before the assassination .

77. It's no surprise then that Ian Fleming had Cary Grant in mind when he created James Bond, with Sean Connery hired in part because of his similarly dashing good looks.

78. Mary's Hospital Medical School in London, and went on to become known throughout the world as the noted Sir Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of Penicillin.

79. Ever since Ian Fleming began penning his James Bond series in 1953, spy adventures and espionage have been hot topics for cinema and television.

80. A Scottish biologist and pharmacologist Alexander Fleming published many articles on bacteriology, immunology, and chemotherapy.

81. Mundell - Fleming model is one of the basic models of macro - economics in open economy.

82. When Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, he was not in a position to know the effect on society which his new medicine would produce.

83. Other guests include vocalists Alison Krauss and Renee Fleming, trumpeter Chris Botti and saxophonist Joshua Redman.

84. In 2000 they bought back the copyright to his work, and are about to appoint a single literary agent in London to oversee the whole Fleming estate.

85. Dr. Alexander Fleming never set out to discover the drug penicillin.