11.   Just yesterday, I was reading a headline in my local paper in which a Bush presented his budget.

12.   Karen Campbell was trying to read the headlines through the window in a downtown Denver newspaper box while on a break from her job as a federal administrative assistant.

13.   She can read newspaper headlines and watch television from the side, using her peripheral vision.

14.   The Chicago anesthesiologist picked up his morning newspaper and read a headline that roiled him.

15.   The father asked his son to read the headline.

16.   The reality of taking office began to set in when he read the morning headlines about the possible takeover of St. Louis-based Trans World Airlines.

17.   The system let me send and receive e-mail, read news headlines, get stock quotes, and browse the World Wide Web.

18.   This is the same theory that persuaded a TV station in Russia to have its newscaster do a striptease while she read the headlines.

19.   Time and again this session, the lawmakers have read the headlines and written the law.

20.   To read the headlines, you would think a major rift were growing between the United States and its only dependable ally in the Middle East.