1. He's losing his marbles .

2. Let's have a game of marbles.

3. Three boys were playing marbles.

4. The marbles are on my side of the table.

5. At this time(), children play with marbles by themselves.

6. Fill the transparent container to the brim with marbles.

7. Drop a couple of marbles into the cup and watch the water spill over.

8. Ask them how the marbles could be used to make the book spin.

9. Alvin shot marbles in the road and had a brick lobbed at him by a little girl with whom he played.

10. The runner in question hasn't lost his marbles - he's just upholding an old and well-loved Lincolnshire tradition.

11. The girl playing marbles didn't even look up as the travellers left.

12. Explain that the marbles have taken the place of the water that has spilled out.

13. Rosie at once scrambled to her feet, the marbles she had in her lap dropping and clattering over the polished wood floors.

14. On the far side of the street, two boys were playing marbles.

15. Willie Greene, his 4-year-old grandson, came to visit the ranch with a pocketful of marbles.

16. Is it full? 2. Ask a volunteer to add sand to the container of marbles.

17. Demonstration 1. Fill the transparent container to the brim with marbles.

18. His eyes were the milky, undersea colour of green marbles.

19. His head was shaped like a lightbulb and his eyes were bulging green marbles.

20. In History Endill spent his time underneath the floorboards playing marbles.

21. And if you manage to retain all of your marbles, you might possibly be as street-sussed as Donny Osmond.

22. Through the telescope I could see the eyes glint like black marbles.

23. Endill tried to cheer him up, tempting him with games of marbles underneath History class or journeys into the corridors.

24. We fished from high rocks at the seaside and searched the beaches for smooth and round stones to use as marbles.

25. Those looking for a low introductory offer that covers both purchases and transfers could consider the Nationwide Building Society and Marbles.

26. But there he was, already hunkered down, six carefully selected marbles from the others' collection, at his side.

27. But it wouldn't mean building the whole Store, said Nisodemus, his eyes shining like two bright black marbles.

28. There was no shortage of excellent building materials from varied marbles to stone, brick and volcanic substances.

29. Would it be possible to start with a full container of water and add marbles and sand?

30. Never mind that Prime Ministers do not actually own the Elgin marbles.

31. The high Baroque altar with its twisted columns in varied marbles is by members of the Platzer family.

32. The girl knelt down and began to play a game of marbles with the Doctor.

33. His movements were becoming liquid and his eyes were beginning to slide around in their sockets like marbles in oil.

34. The old boy had lost his marbles somewhere along the line.

35. Remember that this also applies to young children playing with small toys like marbles with older brothers or sisters. 4.

36. As mentioned earlier, the game was marbles,(/marbles.html) which requires two or more players.

37. Marbles and granites were imported and the building was embellished with appropriate statuary and ornamentation.

38. I regard golf as an expensive way of playing marbles. G. K. Chesterton 

39. Two tiny areas on the randomly spotted vinyl composition floor begin to raise slightly as if marbles are being pushed from underneath.

40. Carve your name on hearts but not on marbles.

41. Some of them were as big as marbles.

42. They played marbles for keeps.

43. The children are playing marbles.

44. Amongst its more notable acquisitions were the Rosetta Stone and the infamous Elgin Marbles.

45. The Elgin Marbles receive their name from the British lord who craftily spirited them away from Greece.

46. Near the timberyard a squatted child at marbles , alone , shooting the taw with a cunnythumb.

47. So we want them to get the message: send the Marbles back if they could give back to India, they can certainly empty one room in the British Museum into wing-room.

48. He bequeathed to Makhan, in perpetuity , his fishing - rod, his big kite and his marbles.

49. The British helped themselves to the Elgin Marbles, taken from the Acropolis.

50. Eight-year old Akram plays marbles with his friends in south of Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, in Nov. 2010.

51. And once I played marbles when I went to that old dame's school, she liked mignonette.

52. The Allegro may have had a strangely square steering wheel and a gearbox that felt, in the words of one owner, "like stirring a bag of marbles with a knitting needle".

53. A police officer arrested the protester, identified by the British Press Association as a man known as "Jonnie Marbles" on the social networking service Twitter.

54. But they cared nothing for marbles, or circus, or swimming, or anything.

55. I beat Joe good and proper in the game of marbles.

56. Kids'games such as kicking shuttlecock , hopscotch, reading picture - story books and playing marbles were popular.

57. Voldemort stared at him ingenuously. The man MUST have lost his marbles.

58. Of course, the Bodleian Library claims that those manuscripts were bought legitimately, just like the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum.

59. He completely lost his marbles after the stock market crash.

60. I'm not sure exactly which marbles they are, but here in Lakers High Anxiety Country, this game somehow has grown into a cross between Ali-Frazier III and the Battle of Hastings .

61. Bob would not go to town barefooted if he had all his marbles.

62. Other types such as those associated with mafic-ultramafic rocks and in the contact between granites and dolomitic marbles or enclaves and roof pendants in granites are less significant.

63. In the meantime, the Lakers will play the Boston Celtics today in the long- awaited Christmas Day game for all the marbles.

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64. Made out of bottles, beads, marbles, spring-loaded interlocking arcs of rebar and wire, the installation emerges below in a swirling hommage to the ocean, refracted light and the sun.

65. The light coloured nephrite, which formed on the contact zone of the dolomitic marbles and the granites, has more translucency and practically has not ore dissemination.

66. The recipe is simple: a few drops of water and glass-like marbles to provide a kind of scaffolding for roots in the soil.

67. The two marbles lay within a foot of each other.

68. He was a rooftop quietly playing marbles when this happened.

69. The horses of Marly, those neighing marbles , were prancing in a cloud of gold.

70. My husband looked up from his newspaper and asked, "Have you ever had a cupful of frozen marbles rolled into your bed?"

71. In one botched effort, a doctor instructs Albert to talk with a mouthful of marbles, a gagging endeavor that might have altered the imminent monarchical succession.

72. The floors were laid in fanciful figures wrought in mosaics of many - coloured marbles.

73. Children enjoyed playing with marbles, hoops and sticks, and spinning tops.

74. A new museum is opening in the Greek capital Athens with a special gallery in it for the Elgin Marbles, Greek sculptures that have been held in the British Museum in London for nearly 200 years.

75. He was on a rooftop quietly playing marbles when this happened.

76. If they were glass marbles they would a highly sought - after collectible.

77. A uniformed ostiary ushered us into the reception area, a temple of understatement in exotic marbles and dark, gleaming woods.

78. The effect is strengthened by the sound of hundreds of marbles rolling in every direction.

79. Marbles, Fireplaces, Tables, Fountains, Flower Pots, Garden Furniture and Statues . Marble.

80. I'd do the Elgin Marbles with a sledgehammer and wipe my ass with the Mona Lira.

81. Some objects in the collection, most notably the Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon, are the objects of intense controversy and of calls for restitution to their countries of origin.

82. A museum has opened in Athens with a special gallery for the Elgin Marbles, Greek sculptures which have been in the British Museum in London for nearly 200 years and are still there.

83. Auctioned in Paris last month as part of the collection of the late Yves Saint Laurent, the bronzes have become China's Elgin Marbles.

84. The cost of raw materials for C-glass marbles, including their transport cost, is rising continually, leading to the continual increase of production cost.

85. Several ways of reducing the raw material cost for making C - glass marbles are introduced.

86. I'll tell it to you, although you'll probably think I've lost my marbles.

87. The floor was a composition of small, shaded redand - green marbles.

88. The Greek authorities hope the opening of the Acropolis Museum will strengthen their case for the Elgin Marbles to be returned to the place from which they were carved 25 centuries ago.

89. I remained as still and quiet as the Elgin marbles, and just as misplaced.

90. The two boys divided the marbles they won fifty - fifty.

91. Liapis said Monday it is time for all Greek political leaders to increase pressure on Britain to hand over the ancient sculptures, also known as the Elgin Marbles.