1. They are exhibiting two important pieces by Calder.

2. This is a smallish town, Mr Calder.

3. Professor Calder is the department head.

4. That brief confrontation with Luke Calder had unsettled her far more than the incident in the garage, if she was honest.

5. The Calder crew recently found themselves hanging about ... 150 feet above a Cumbrian gorge.

6. An enormous structure, resembling a Calder mobile, and hung with green and blue lights, revolves slowly.

7. It had thrown her when Luke Calder had made that seemingly wild guess about her, but now she could understand it.

8. Luke Calder wasn't going to get a chance to disrupt all her plans for the future.

9. Time you better go back home.-Mrs Calder, can I ask you a favor?

10. Thanks, Brice.-Thank you for the sundae, Mr Calder, I said.

11. My father and Mr Calder agreed to split the cost of repairs to the Wrights' car.

12. William Calder, it disclosed, had volunteered for special operations from a position which was secret.

13. Luke Calder was a coolly calculating, ruthless man who would stop at nothing to get where or what he wanted.

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14. Charles Calder had fallen asleep over War and Peace.

15. Calder went away with his teacher's daughter.

16. It was Alexander Calder who originated the mobiles.

17. Getty Images Calder ? ? n and the queen: no stigma there.

18. Cultural exchanges have increased , and Mr Calder ? ? n is expected to visit Havana soon.

19. Mr Calder tried to leave the shop but the police officer blocked his path.

20. Calder ? ? n and Cerezo discussed their respective franchise players, Ra ú l and Fernando Torres.

21. Anna and Calder are going to the Berlin Love Parade.

22. Ram ? ? n Calder ? ? n says that his trust in you is not undying.

23. Calder ? n provided a method to approximate the conductivity by the measurement of boundary data.

24. Calder smiled charmingly and put out his hand. "A pleasure, Mrs Talbot."

25. The jewel in the crown, however, is the arched aqueduct over the River Calder.

26. He is also a founder member and stage manager of the Calder Valley Junior theatre Society.

27. Are you planning a follow-up to today's programme to give Calder a chance to respond to any letters that come in?

28. Don't try distancing yourself from me by calling me Mr Calder.

29. The structure of the work suggests a more ominous rendering of the mobiles of Alexander Calder, who invented the modern mobile in 1931.

30. Born in 1898 in Philadelphia, legendary American artist Alexander Calder began his career as an engineer.

31. Do you still have Calder ? ? n's and Mijatovic's full trust?

32. The American artist Alexander Calder was commissioned to design the mobile artwork. The BMW Art Car with which Alexander Calder initiated was one of the last works he produced before his death.

33. The author slightly changes the form of the Calder ? ? n - Zygmund operator and ob - tains some satisfactory results.

34. From today on, we will publish a series of fifteen daily articles - one for each BMW Art Car, starting with the first BMW Art Car, the 3.0 CSL by Alexander Calder .

35. In this paper we prove the boundedness of the θ - type Calder ? ? n - Zygmund Commutator on the Triebel - Lizorkin space.

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36. It was upon his initiative that his American friend, renowned artist Alexander Calder, transformed his BMW racing car - a BMW 3.0 CSL - in 1975.

37. The weighted estimates for the commutators generalized by θ - type Calder ? ? n - Zygmund operators and BMO functions are discussed.

38. Well - known sculptors include Alexander Calder , David Smith, and George Segal.

39. Mr Calder ? ? n's administration is keen to turn improving ties into a'strategic partnership "

40. Works of artists like Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly play off well against the curves, but the space overwhelms anything small, delicate, or highly detailed.

41. Alexander Calder made mobiles that were motor - driven and some that moved with a breeze.

42. The world's first large-scale nuclear power plant opened at Calder Hall in Cumbria, England, in 1956 and produced electricity for 47 years.