121. They appealed to a higher court against the decision.

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122. He bartered away his freedom for a little comfort.

123. Jean bore away all the prizes in the competition.

124. Your statement bears out what the police told me.

125. We must beef up the army with new young soldiers.

126. She blotted out the letters I wrote yesterday.

127. I blotted out the letters I wrote yesterday.

128. he managed to blunder through his difficulties.

129. He seemed cast down as a result of his failure to find work.

130. Let's chuck all these old books away.

He chucked away his hope of becoming a scientist.

131. The workers came up against their employer's unwillingness to pay higher wages.

132. He was appointed to cope with the energy crisis.

133. Don't dwell so much on your past.

The prime Minister dwelt on the financial crisis.

134. The old lady fusses over her little dog as if it were a sick child.

135. He was going for the scholarship.

136. She gave the message to me and hung up.

137. Our troops cannot hold out much longer against the superior forces of the enemy.

138. the printer has lift out two lines from this paragraph.

139. He pulled off the work off.

140. They ripped off the posters of the musical film from the walk.

141. They really ripped off at the hotel.

142. They all stuck by him faithfully despite the serious charged brought against him.

143. The sea was teems with fish.

144. They are vying(vie) with each other for the prize.

145. They walked out of the job last week.

146. We must work out some plan to increase our sales.

147. The storm will soon blow over.

The gossip will all blow over soon.

148. He had to bone up on English for the coming examination.

Those students are boning up on French.

149. He broke off in the middle of his speech.

150. He called at my house after had finished his lecture.

151. The TV program came in for a good deal of criticism.

152. The water came up to the floor.

This landscape doesn't came up to that one.

153. We were talking quietly when she cut in.

154. Mr. Kim will fill in for me in case of emergency.

155. He gets along with all his employees.

156. Some go in for golf, some go in for stamp-collecting.

He has been going in for preparation for the college entrance exam these days.

157. He held back though Jane invited him to the party.

158. Traffic on the bridge was held up for several hours because of the accident.

159. If the rain lets up a little, they may begin the parade.

160. It was quite obvious that he was trying to make up to the boss.