101.   He gave me a moment to breathe, then got behind me and pressed his knees into mine.

102.   He got behind him early during the campaign and helped organize a couple of fund-raisers in Georgia.

103.   He got behind horses.

104.   He got behind the wheel of the Caddy.

105.   He had too many drinks with some teammates then got behind the wheel of a car.

106.   He planned to get behind the wheel again to shuttle soldiers to their bases as soon as he leaves the hospital.

107.   He said everybody ought to get behind a bill to do something about it.

108.   He suggested that the Olympic committee build a team, and the Army got behind the project.

109.   He swigged a few beers just before getting behind the wheel of his car one day in March.

110.   He satirized the bureaucracy and the upper middle class through her and, in a way, we tried to get behind the scenes a little more.