(1) Mrs Parsons wasn't at church this Sunday.

(2) Parsons gave a stiff performance in the main role.

(3) In effect, Parsons presents us with a beguilingly simple outline of social evolution.

(4) Behind the scenes, Parsons clashed with almost everyone on the show.

(5) Parsons is the dean of the TV news correspondents at Channel Nine.

(6) Parsons must knock these lessons into the team before Saturday.

(7) Nearby gossip columnist Louella Parsons listened attentively.

(8) Parsons has been strongly criticized on all these points.

(9) Parsons, playing Miss Margarida, entertains, seduces, and fascinates.

(10) I see you've salvaged your sleeping-bag, Mr Parsons.

(11) Parsons readily took responsibility for the show's failure.

(12) Like Parsons, his skin was sagging in places like an ill-fitting suit.

(13) Kistiakowsky worked well with Deke Parsons, the naval officer in charge of the Ordnance Division.

(14) I knew perfectly well when I allowed Karen Parsons to seduce me that I was not acting rightly.

(15) Ted Parsons had got ashore, but when lying rock-still he felt a gun behind his ear and was captured.

(16) Dennis Parsons was blessed with behavioural patterns which were etched into his brain like circuits in a microchip.

(17) Parsons just disappeared, not long after the fire at Mountpelier lodge.

(18) But Parsons protects the special nature of science through a distinction of levels of selection.

(19) We've got a painting of Parsons here somewhere, a miniature done by another member of the club called Peter Lens.

(20) When Bill and Melanie Parsons began designing their house, they figured they had 2, 200 square feet to play with.

(21) Staff at Parsons Green were also criticised for failing to take medical histories.

(22) She had invited the housekeeper, a Mrs Parsons, to have dinner at a nearby deluxe hotel.

(23) That's where Parsons picked up his charming habit of setting fire to cats.

(24) The alimony Betty Parsons lived on abruptly ceased, and she was forced to leave Paris.

(25) Local people found the epitaph unseemly and ostracised the Parsons.

(26) It might equally well have been annoyance - John Parsons the macho male being quietly baited by the nonentity by the fireside.

(27) You would never have guessed from the way the Parsons talked that they were childless.

(28) The fact is that I had already begun to give serious consideration to the possibility of doing away with Dennis Parsons.

(29) Little wonder people turned to their traditional leaders, the mullahs, said Parsons.

(30) The old bloke at reception comes out and says there's a call for Claire Parsons.

(31) Mr Parsons began to cough again, while his wife looked on helplessly.

(32) On a more personal level, Parsons was' very good mates with Johnny Thunders.

(33) On this second front he goes beyond Parsons by expanding the opportunities of scholars with variant theoretical perspectives.

(34) She found the poem in a book she'd borrowed off Mrs Parsons.

(35) She had soon realized Mrs Parsons had a liking for gin and tonics.

(36) Parsons did not substantially alter this view, and as a result lost the stress Freud had placed on conflict.

(37) Tony Parsons sits at a table in his tastefully grey-decorated house in the moderately fashionable Canonbury area of London.

(38) Parsons walked into the cell.

(39) Mrs Parsons would be vaporized.

(40) Mrs Parsons looked on helplessly.

(41) Parsons has reviewed the population genetics literature.

(42) Parsons, on the other hand(), would never be vaporized.

(43) 'A spanner,'said Mrs Parsons , immediately becoming invertebrate.

(44) Parsons used the lavatory , loudly and abundantly.

(45) Parsons had begun talking again.

(46) Parsons swallowed it easily,[] with the stupidity of an animal.

(47) Psychology professor Parsons explained that "there are adults in consensual relationships in which sexting, cybersex, and even in-person sexual relations with other people are negotiated and allowed."

(48) 'It was my little daughter,'said Parsons with a sort of doleful pride.

(49) “A lot of error, ” he underscored, looking bashfully at the floor of a workroom at Parsons and chuckling.

(50) The NC concept was proposed in the late 1940s by John Parsons of Traverse City, Michigan.

(51) Parsons. The markings , called Beau's Lines sometimes appear when the body is particularly stressed.

(52) Here comes Parsons,'he said.

(53) The essays that Parsons completed in the latter part of his life are of a piece with his earlier work.

(54) In March, USGS geophysicist Tom Parsons told Nature that the chances of Istanbul being hit by a magnitude 7 or greater quake in the next 25 years are between 30 and 60 percent.

(55) Parsons boasted that Victory Mansions alone would display four hundred metres of bunting.

(56) Our guess for the humanitarian award though goes to the Empowerhouse by Parsons The New School for Design, the Milano School, and Stevens Institute of Technology.

(57) Frederick S. Parsons, an income tax consultant, had been disputing and wrangling for an hour with a gover-ment tax inspector. An item of nine thousand dollars was at stake.

(58) Parsons was Winston's fellow - employee at the Ministry of Truth.

(59) 'Of course it's only because Tom isn't home,'said Mrs Parsons vaguely.

(60) Tailcoat Parsons further pointed out the two functions of school class: socializing and selecting.

(61) 'What I mean to say, there is a war on,'said Parsons.