1. Peter is a classically trained pianist.

2. Her face is classically beautiful.

3. She is a classically trained dancer.

4. Classically, infection appears in the lower jaw.

5. Classically, pregnant women start to 'nest' shortly before the baby is born.

6. Her features were classically beautiful, with perfectly structured high cheekbones.

7. I like both classically smart and casual styles.

8. Abscesses form classically under the lower jaw but can occur in other sites.

9. Religions classically struggle with this same divided consciousness about order and chaos, balance and exuberance, propriety and spontaneity.

10. Of these 10 patients, seven had no symptoms classically associated with tuberculous infection.

11. Casual or classically smart, there are spots, stripes and bold blocks of vibrant colour so you really can suit yourself!

12. The situation is similar with any other classically measurable property of a system, not just angular momentum.

13. Another classically disfigured landscape that can be rich in wildlife is the sewage farm.

14. Though perfectly and classically cooked, the one I sampled had the muddy, acrid flavor of farmed fish.

15. The domination of the curriculum by subjects classically defined was, indeed, the most obvious feature of the grammar-school curriculum.

15. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

16. This exercise develops a classically shaped body.

17. Classically there are two distinct energy ranges.

18. Older women look best in classically elegant styles.

19. Pregnancy is classically thought to be a hypercoagulable state.

20. It is useful to think classically.

21. At the table, the finest (yet classically understated) napery, crockery and glassware complemented the elegant and artistic presentation of the food and wine.

22. Midgut olulus classically appears as bilious vomiting in neonates. Howeer, in our group of patients (Table 1), this condition was seen in only 1 patient.

23. Benny Goodman was a classically trained clarinetist. So too were most of the Jazz Artists.

24. Wheat flour proteins classically divided into albumins , globulins , gliadins, glutenins on the basis of differential solubility.

25. In most cases, attackers at this level will attempt what is probably one of the simplest attacks: altering a Web site—classically known as a defacement.

26. Her sparing use of make-up only seemed to enhance her classically beautiful features.

27. The dress combines stylish lines with an attractive floral print for a classically feminine look.

28. He used Planck's ideas to interpret what had proved classically inexplicable in the photoelectric effect.

29. It was a face that was interesting rather than classically handsome, she thought, staring blankly at him.

30. Atop their pillars round the Sheldonian Theatre, the busts of Roman emperors cast classically guarded looks at his retreating figure.

1. Her sparing use of make-up only seemed to enhance her classically beautiful features.

31. Her mother, a purist, despised the Russian Riviera, and the idea that her daughter, classically trained and destined for greater things, would degrade herself by dancing there.

32. The fractured neck of femur is the classically described fracture in osteoporotic elderly patients.

33. Malignant rhabdoid tumor is a well-established clinicopathologic entity occurring classically in the kidney and central nervous system in children.

34. Last month, this series highlighted the meteoric rise of Benny Goodman, the classically trained Jewish clarinet prodigy from Chicago.

35. American elections classically involve a two-step: the candidate runs to the extreme in the primary, then back to the centre for the general.

36. Mr. Lam, whose luxury ready-to-wear collections evoke a classically uptown ideal, is a designer of Chinese descent who came to New York by way of San Francisco.

37. Classically, ganglioglioma is described as a cystic mass with a mural nodule in approximately 40% of diagnosed cases.

38. They wouldn't sell her pointe shoes because she wasn't classically trained, so she made her own.

39. Matching drawers with a camisole of the same color and fabric will look classically sweet.

40. He had at first sight seemed a classically undesirable son - in - law .

41. An essential part of the soup is the stock known as "dashi, " which is classically made from katsuobushi (dried, cured skipjack tuna) and the kelp known as kombu.

42. Classically, overweight people underestimate the volume of food that they consume.

43. This skill catapulted the classically trained composer onto the stage of Beijing's egg-shaped National Theatre.

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44. Together with, brief this impossible love story accomplished this to be made classically between preceptress of this one family and male host.

45. A classically trained pianist, Audrey Sumner taught her son the piano an instrument which he mastered.

46. Basically can say to go up to achieve bogus formerly developed acme make classically.

47. Simple design is classically demonstrated, bring you peace and warmth of home.

48. And the "oh" with which he precedes the imagined rejoinder, incidentally, is classically British: the joke doesn't work in a country without a tradition of panto.

49. The PHP community is a great mixture of "classically trained" Computer Science majors together with hobbyist self trained programmers.