11.   Expect Messier to either waive his no-trade clause and move on before the trading deadline or sign elsewhere as a free agent.

12.   Fla., but before her move her friends had been full of advice about security measures for women living alone.

13.   He drew some criticism for moving forward before the election was decided, but Bush said he was merely acting prudently.

14.   His train suddenly started moving before the New York Republican, standing on the rear platform, had finished his speech.

15.   I graduated and moved on before the investigation concluded.

16.   If rumors about his future with the club were moving before Thursday, they will be flying now.

17.   In the process of clinching the division title, the Cowboys suffered back-to-back penalties when their center, Mike Kiselak, moved before snapping the football.

18.   Instead, they stood upright and moved around before the snap of the ball, sometimes anticipating the count and getting a running start.

19.   It is hoped that the family will be able to move in before the end of the year.

20.   More blacks followed, faster still as white families moved away before a tide of immigrants from Catholic strongholds in the West Indies.