1. The dog is always scratching.

2. The dog was scratching at an itch behind its left ear.

3. If you keep scratching away at that spot, you'll break the skin.

4. He has this irritating mannerism of constantly scratching his nose.

5. Scratching the rash will make it worse.

6. The dog is scratching at the door.

7. We just manage to keep scratching along.

8. I was awake all night scratching my mosquito bites.

9. He was scratching his mosquito bites.

10. A few scrawny chickens were scratching around the yard.

11. Scratching can aggravate the rash.

12. We could hear mice scratching behind the wall.

13. He was scratching at the bites on his arm.

14. Scratching exacerbates a skin rash.

15. He kept scratching at his nose.

16. The dog kept scratching at the door to go out.

17. This crisis has politicians scratching their heads and wondering what to do.

18. The dog was scratching at the door to be let in.

19. A lot of people must be scratching their heads about which way to vote.

20. The dog's scratching at the door - he wants to be let in.

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21. Dad got really mad at me for scratching the car.

22. The Institute spends a lot of time scratching its head about how to boost American productivity.

23. We've been scratching our heads for a solution to the problem.

24. People have been scratching their names on this rock for years.

25. It wasn't easy scratching out a living in those hard times.

26. Detectives have been left scratching their heads over the stolen painting's sudden reappearance.

27. I think the dog wants in I can hear it scratching at the door.

28. The editor of the local paper says he's really scratching around for stories this week.

29. I had to wear long sleeves to stop myself scratching.

30. The farmyard was quiet, with just a few chickens scratching about.

1. The dog is always scratching.

2. The dog was scratching at an itch behind its left ear.

3. If you keep scratching away at that spot, you'll break the skin.

4. He has this irritating mannerism of constantly scratching his nose.

31. Experts have been scratching their heads over the increase in teenage crime.

32. Cotton mittens will prevent the baby from scratching his own face.

33. He has a curious habit of scratching his ear while he speaks.

34. The porter joined them, scratching his thinning hair.

35. He sat thinking, scratching his head.

36. Can you hear that funny scratching noise?

37. The last question really left us scratching our heads.

38. Gaily let in the cat, scratching at the door.

39. She fought off her attacker, scratching and biting him.

40. I hear a scratching sound at the door.

41. Everyone was scratching their heads trying to explain it.

42. They were scratching their faces with broken bottles.

43. Silence and a faster scratching of her hand.

44. This may be associated with disturbed sleep and irritability and so the scratching may not be noticed.

45. Maura rubbed her face against his cheek and felt his stubble scratching against her smooth skin.

46. They are fighting, scratching, clawing for every inch of ground along the way.

47. When he heard the knock, he thought it was Barnabas scratching.

48. Where possible he would seize scraps of parchment and draw lines, muttering to himself and scratching his head.

49. His bloke, disconsolate, questioned the judge and went off scratching his short beard.

50. He gave evidence in a low, strained voice, often scratching vivid red scars on his face, chin and neck.

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51. Relieve discomfort by washing the area gently with warm soapy water, dabbing with soft toilet paper and not scratching.

52. To prevent scratching, store your jewellery separately in a lined jewellery box or jewellery role.

53. Trent heard the scratching of branches against the bridge-deck as the wind drove Golden Girl inland on the flood tide.

54. He's probably locked in the kitchen, scratching at the door trying to get out.

55. But once you're used to it the bike feels totally comfortable scratching through the twists and turns of back roads.

56. After half an hour or so, spent scratching mosquito bites, I head over to see him.

57. Lowry, cackling and scratching, is a hoot as the rooster who lords it over the complaining hens in his roost.

58. A few nights later, the husband and his wife were awakened by scratching on the door.

59. Before the Treasury was rehoused at the end of Whitehall its junior clerks were scratching here at their ledgers.

60. Back at home again I came down to breakfast one morning scratching my head and my hair started to fall out.

61. He then wrote, his quill pen scratching a piece of vellum.

62. These are usually landless people who have no hope of anything except scratching a living in the forest.

63. They nearly came to scratching each other because Janice says they've only got an old banger.

64. Apart from scratching noises in the roof, the room was soundless.

65. So scratching the scalp is usually the first sign that a child has head lice.

66. I rub on soothing calamine lotion, then don a cotton turtleneck to keep myself from scratching.

67. Check for dead wood by scratching the bark with your fingernail.

68. Polycarbonate can be made as clear as glass, with high resistance to scratching and impact damage.

69. The dog kept scratching at the door to be let in.

70. Scathach stirred, sat up and rubbed his eyes, blinking at the dawn, scratching his beard.

71. In the rearview mirror, I could see him scratching at his mustache with the corner of my business card.

72. Sparrows fluffed out against the cold, scratching among the sparks for seeds.

73. He sat scratching his head, trying to think of the answer.

74. At once he ran to the house and began scratching at the door.

75. It took three pints of home brew, each, before we stopped scratching.

76. I walk along the side of the motel scratching myself on the pebble dash, for carelessness.

77. How shall we word a letter so as not to offend the parents? Head starts scratching himself.

78. Place tissue paper between acetate sheets for storage, to prevent scratching.

79. The sound of scratching on the window gave me a start.

80. With all that scratching it should have been calamine lotion.

81. Next came his three younger sisters whom he began to terrorise - biting,[http:///scratching.html] kicking and scratching them.

82. Budget directors are scratching their heads about how to deal with the shortfall.

83. Wyatt heard scribbling or scratching in the background, and the chattering of what he took to be a fax machine.

84. A spitting, scratching, panic-stricken wild feline would have been the last kind of boat-companion they would have wanted.

85. Then, through the rain, she heard a scratching sound, followed by a sharp, impatient bark.

86. One day, the missionary was awakened by the sound of scratching at the door, and the noise of whining.

87. The resulting irritation causes scratching which allows transfer of eggs to the fingers and fingernails.

88. It was less sharp, bigger, hotter and instead of scratching painfully it felt good.

89. The graphite salve has iron filings in it, temples scratching.

90. Be sure not to damage the main surfaces by scratching with the paper or when wiping away the slurry.

91. I have a thing about fingernails scratching the blackboard.

92. The mongrel presented his muzzle for scratching.

93. Scratching can actually trigger eczematous rashes.

94. A single chicken was scratching forlornly in the yard.

95. The sociologist has a habit of scratching his back.

96. From nowhere, she started scratching out a reasonable living.

97. Intoxicating rhapsody became a scratching claw.

98. The hens were scratching in the barnyard.

99. Conclusion: The improved methods of manual purification, cool digestion and dermal scratching may increase the human keratinocyte livability and growth speed.

100. The imprint of chalcography by the methods of graving, itching, pressing and scratching is very different from other kinds of printmaking.

101. In classic barnyard fashion, it was scratching, pecking and clucking.

102. Some of you may be scratching your heads, wondering, "you mean, frozen yogurt isn't good for me?"

103. Dr. Johnson: Remember, you must keep him from scratching the spots.

104. They were content with the simple things in life that come free: A beach day, a horsy back ride from Daddy, a story and a back scratching from Mommy, pillow-and-blanket tents in the living room.

105. Mr. Lin hesitated beside the swinging doors, scratching his head.

106. By then the ler goes down to her feet to give them a good tickling, she is scratching her foot with her long nails very fast.

107. Two years ago he was scratching a living, supplementing his earnings from one cow, a native longhorn, with odd jobs outside farming.

108. Unhappy and unnerved she hears the scratching, growling and barking of battle going on outside.

109. No screaming , grabbing, whining, hitting, teasing, tattling , breaking toys, scratching or fighting.

110. Leaders of the Chadian rebel movement say it never occurred, while nomads, after two years of scratching around in the area, have still not found a single cartridge case or other material evidence.

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111. The couple set up a 24-hour security camera to trap the vandal scratching their car.

112. Sparrows were scratching about in the damp soil for worms.

113. The dominating accidental signs are diverging from the runway, over-running, dangerous approaching, tail, wingtip and engine scratching, and hitting the ground barrier.

114. Aluminum material be aluminized level abradability poor prone to scratching, densed surface is damaged.

115. "Well, " said the foreman, scratching his ear meditatively, "we do need a stitcher. We like experienced help, though.

116. Neurodermatitis is apparently caused by repeated scratching of an itchy skin area.

117. Who let them won't leave during the depression, scratching their heads: if you ask them to pick the original copy of the Christian Louboutin shoes Christian louboutin sandals knockoff.

118. " Well,'said the foreman, scratching his ear meditatively, " we do need a stitcher.

119. It ACTS as a geologic rasp, scratching, gouging and generally abrading the surfaces over which the glacier rides.

120. Instead of scratching that insect bite, apply a drop or two of peppermint oil.

121. " Well, I don't know,'said the sentry, scratching his head.

122. Some eczematous rashes completely disappear without any treatment if you just stop scratching.

123. As Phoebe was scratching Kristof behind the ears and bonding with him nose to nose, Sally and I asked a few questions and learned that he was not house-trained and might reach forty pounds.

124. In addition, the analyses revealed a new link betweena history of nonsuicidal self-injury, such as cutting, scratching, and burning, and poor treatment response.

125. Between the sneezing and wheezing and eye scratching and hives, a person can get pretty miserable.

126. Giesler theorizes that the itch sensation creates an excited state in the STT neurons that scratching inhibits — as if our fingernails were sending a message to spinal-cord neurons to cool off.

127. Also note that even the products avoid scratching of coiling, wrinkle.

128. Investigations had been processed by comparing parameter for sclerometer of different shape of top, relatively movement velocity of the sclerometer and the material and the scratching depth.

129. Simple reflexes include sucking, swallowing, Blinking, scratching, and the knee jerk.

130. In the course of reversing, the driver should carefully observe the space on both sides of the front so as to avoid scratching arising from an unduly large turning angle.

131. He had no intention, at this stage , of scratching inadequately for some other kind of living.

132. They infect a tobacco plant with the gene-carrying virus by scratching the virus on its leaves.

133. The secret of success is to start from scratch and keep on scratching.

134. Already up to 80% of largest companies deploying or piloting the iPad; this is unheard-of. Just scratching the surface right now.

135. Conclusion: Scratching anitch in external auditory meatus may have close relationship with D brecuis infection.

136. Also called tapa, the pieces are made by scratching or painting the designs.

137. After reinnervation, the patient is able to stimulate the reinnervated sacral nerve and elicit a bladder contraction by scratching the skin of the respective lumbar dermatome.

138. But when Google recently announced it was working on driverless, robotic cars; and investing in off-shore wind farms and human-powered monorail pods, analysts were once again scratching their heads.

139. Admiral Hunter's book said he should let the computers do the flying, but the computers had been used as a scratching pole by a very big polecat .

140. The issue of hard and soft money is only scratching the surface of this complicated subject of campaign money .

141. The occupants of the rooms are yawning too [http://], or else scratching themselves.

142. It acts as a geologic rasp , scratching , gouging and generallythe surfaces the glacier rides.

143. It rattles the windowpane and sends the dog scratching to get under the bed.

144. It was jet-black with a crimson wattle, and it seemed unaware that it was in New York City. In classic barnyard fashion, it was scratching, pecking and clucking.

145. So don't ignore these details or speed through them; when your handy-dandy toolkit creates an error, you won't be stuck scratching your head and sending an email to support.

146. It acts as a geologic rasp , scratching, gouging and generally abroding the surfaces the glacier rides.

147. The IBM offer is flattering to Sun, and several analysts were scratching their heads over the initial premium of nearly 100% IBM was said to have been discussing.

148. This prevents scratching and tearing as well as grease and grime build up.

149. It allows you to add in new information without messy scratching out or squeezing in.

150. A moment later, he rounded the corner, rolling his shoulders and then scratching his back on the doorjamb like a bear against a tree.

151. In one famous case, the Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget had vivid memories of being kidnapped at age 2 in Paris, complete with the kidnappers scratching his nurse's face.