111.   The digital videodisk player uses technology similar to that of a compact disk.

112.   The fairways are wide enough to enable players to use their drivers.

113.   The hand-held device not only serves as a stand-alone platform, players can also use it with some GameCube games as a controller.

114.   The graphs show up on screen when a player uses that lifeline.

115.   The new Sony player uses a memory buffer.

116.   The laws the NBA players are using in bargaining with David Stern were created to protect coal miners.

117.   The manager said the player was using too much creatine, had to be hydrated constantly and was losing his skills.

118.   The methods include restrictions on how better players use cues to imposing physical handicaps, such as playing one-handed.

119.   The players use the back entrance to the building, but students use the same door.

120.   The players used to stand around watching him shave.