91.   I never knew that during his dozen years as a top lawyer in Cleveland, he made time to teach a course for immigrants on American constitutional government.

92.   I simply need to make the time.

93.   I suspect that women who make time to laugh with friends spend far less time at the drugstore filling their prescriptions for Prozac.

94.   I am learning how to make time.

95.   If he returns he may want to make time for other stops.

96.   If the economy makes it difficult to do that, make time for activities that invigorate you mentally.

97.   I make free time by deciding to not do something.

98.   If you make time with an underage cheerleader, you should be ready to do the time.

99.   In fact, Bredin suggested that all entrepreneurs make time for some downtime, saying business owners need the chance to recharge their batteries.

100.   In a departure from the image of the haughty and secretive chef, Palladin always made time to share his knowledge and methods with almost anyone who asked.