1) The so-called love, just feel lonely pastime.

2) Eating out is the national pastime in France.

3) Reading was her favourite pastime.

4) Writing is a solitary pastime.

5) Gardening is a very rewarding pastime.

6) Playing chess is his favourite pastime.

7) Photography is her favourite pastime.

8) Do-it-yourself is the nation's most popular pastime.

9) Cycling is an enjoyable pastime for people of all ages.

10) Learning should no longer be an elitist pastime for the chosen few.

11) Fighting is a popular pastime among some of the town's boys.

12) Gardening is my mother's favourite pastime.

13) In southern Europe, shooting birds is a popular pastime.

14) Collecting nonsense words is an interesting pastime.

15) Since then, talk shows have become a national pastime.

16) Turning the other cheek is the national pastime.

17) Shooting parrots therefore becomes a pastime for some people.

18) Swimming is my favorite pastime.

19) Baseball is the national pastime.

20) His favourite pastime is golf.

21) Overloading circuits was a national pastime.

22) Painting seems to be a popular pastime - but is it an appropriate image?

23) Recreational reading can be defined as a pastime by which the reader fills in time pleasantly.

24) Now they are claiming ￡10,000 damages against Church Fish Farm for taking all the fun out of their favourite pastime.

25) Until his organized excursions, travel was considered far too dangerous a pastime for most women.

26) A Silmarillion on that plan could have ended as merely a pastime for scholars.

27) Anyway, the chipping of the clay has become a national pastime,(http:///pastime.html) and a pretty rotten one at that.

28) His quest for a wife had developed into a national pastime.

29) The three friends sat down and enjoyed their favourite pastime - eyeing up the women in the theatre-bar.

30) Who were the country gentlemen who were so put out from pursuing their time-honoured pastime?

1) Eating out is the national pastime in France.

31) And others he could not graft on to the national pastime.

32) But that was before Washington bashing became the national pastime.

33) Futile pastime: memorising the Latin names of 150 fish species when they've never even owned a goldfish.

34) Minutes after her announcement, digging foxholes be-came a popular pastime.

35) In recent years the discrediting of quangos has become a popular political pastime.

36) The pastime has many excuses, and kinship can be one.

37) Discredit occurs only when an otherwise amiable pastime is perverted by the destruction of many books to glorify one.

38) But without the cricket intelligence, straight-talking is a stupid pastime.

39) He has been involved in the pastime for 46 years, starting when he was a student at Greenmount Agricultural College.

40) When it comes to that interesting pastime, most members of most species come to grief.

41) Another favourite pastime was planning raids on the various apartments and cars owned by their friends.

42) He pulls out his pipe, lights it, and begins smoking a favorite pastime.

43) Undertakers take up the pastime in middle age, but their juniors will join in to help clean up after a disaster.

44) Lawren was therefore well off and able to indulge in his favourite pastime of painting.

45) She took up the pastime after impressing friends and family when she made an engagement cake for her brother-in-law.

46) This is something of a well organized pastime here, and there are many scenic routes to take.

47) King Ewen's brainwave remained a popular pastime until the beginning of the Middle Ages.

48) So why hasn't cricket - our glorious national pastime - managed to give birth to a popular cricket fanzine?

49) No doubt it was a deadly pastime in those years.

50) They had their own uniforms and military codes, and belonging to one of the squadrons became a popular Sunday pastime.

51) As a pastime, keeping and riding horses has always been very expensive.

52) Indeed it had never been a favourite pastime of hers.

53) Others describe a pastime such as skating, concert-going and even a dance party.

54) Taking a Sunday evening stroll was a regular family pastime, an enjoyable occasion that is unfortunately seldom seen today.

55) Kids, probably - joy-riding was a popular pastime among the city's bored teenagers.

56) People ambled along, indulging in the local pastime of frustrating car drivers who had the temerity to attempt a breakthrough.

57) But for these hardy souls supporting Burnley isn't merely a pastime,(http:///pastime.html) it's more a way of life.

58) Baseball may be our national pastime, but March Madness is our national passion.

59) After sixteen years of fishing for zander I still find it a magical absorbing pastime.

60) To relieve the strain she turned to painting, a pastime she has loved since childhood.

61) Man, this could be a right handy wee pastime for the summers.

62) Some say our national pastime is baseball. Not me. It's gossip. Erma Bombeck 

63) Surely there are features of human nature other than this one overexposed and troublesome procreative pastime.

64) A Gallup poll found gardening to be America's leading pastime.

65) Watching talk shows has become a national pastime in this country.

66) Etiquette and good manners are not a middle-class pastime or an optional extra for nice people.

67) Of course they were. Fox hunting is an evil and cruel pastime.

68) Our cat's favourite pastime is sitting at the window and watching the people walk by.

69) In the following article he attempts to convey some of his enthusiasm for his pastime.

70) While waiting for passengers, it's out with his sketchpad and on with his favourite pastime - painting.

71) A hobby is a pleasant pastime.

72) Watching TV is my favorite pastime.

73) Listening to music is my favorite pastime.

74) Square dancing is an American pastime.

75) Dancing is mary's favourite pastime.

76) Window-shopping is many girls' favorite pastime.

77) Baseball rightfully is the nation's pastime.

78) War was his chosen pastime.

79) Defining and analyzing humor is a pastime of humorless people.

80) OK Cupid, with a breezy, facetious tone, an intuitive approach, and proprietary matching stratagems, comes close to feeling like a contemporary Internet product, and a pastime for the young.

81) It is a pastime that many pakistanis greet with bemusement.

82) Billiards was another favorite pastime and the number of children who cut classes to play table tennis increased.

83) Within 20 years, roller skating had become a popular pastime for men and women.

84) Like bird - watching, aircraft spotting has become a national pastime.

85) Rolling on earthworms or dead bugs, for example, is a popular dachshund pastime.

86) Chatting with friends over the Internet in the dead of night is probably my only pastime.

87) The game was not important, a pastime for book bags.

87) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

88) A prolonged cold snap in Europe is fueling a resurgence in the national pastime.

89) A boat trip around Amsterdam's concentric semi-circles of canals is a popular tourist pastime in the Dutch capital.

90) He has probably gone out to hunt owls by moonlight, or some other tricksy pastime.

91) ' Pastime ,'said madame , still looking at him with a smile, while her fingers moved nimbly.

92) The stock market, the New York Stock Exchange, had become a national pastime.

93) That had been a placid pastime compared to his condition now.

94) Sex is probably the most popular pastime in the history of life on Earth — which makes it all the more ridiculous that so many of us have such a mealy-mouthed way of talking about it.

95) Speculation as to the desirability of this process is an unprofitable pastime.

96) She sacrificed her pleasure and pastime to look after the old man.

97) The trout is caught by the fisherman's lure, the mouse by cheese, and man by the world's most popular leisure pastime, television.

98) Qat, or catha edulis, has become the national pastime in this poor Arab country of 19 million, but one many experts say is ravaging Yemen's frail economy and sucking up precious water.

99) The popular urban street pastime called Double Dutch, in which competitors jump between two ropes, is getting more recognition, becoming an officially sanctioned sport in New York City high schools.