101.   Seasoned blues musicians are blunt about both fun and misery.

102.   Similarly, the musicians were not pleased with the results Eschenbach achieved during his November concerts.

103.   So were the musicians, especially Eileen Ivers, an Irish-American.

104.   Some musicians are pleased at their lack of absoluteness, and they are not necessarily expressing sour grapes.

105.   Some Philharmonic musicians are puzzled why this issue is being raised so far in advance, but it makes perfect sense to me.

106.   Some musicians were reluctant to talk about the problem because a scabies scare could hurt the perpetually cash-strapped operation.

107.   Some musicians are able to slowly acquire a degree of absolute pitch, if only for one particular note.

108.   Some musicians are lucky.

109.   Successful musicians are the icons of the hip, after all, and their every triumph is a new saga.

110.   The down-and-out musicians are not even close to hip without their shades.