11.   Sensing his need to brutalize us, I was convinced that my life would end that day on the dusty easement of the Edmund Pettus.

12.   Sensing his need to deal, Alvord finally moved.

13.   Squinting to see the ball, sensing the need for alacrity, Graf made a rare passage forward.

14.   The client senses a need to respond and within minutes is sharing his innermost thoughts.

15.   The Republicans, sensing the need to have a viable alternative of their own, are expected to focus narrowly on low-income elders.

16.   The Swiss early on sensed the need to expand beyond a domestic market of seven million.

17.   Then, when it senses a need for sharper dramatic focus, it makes the wrong moves.

18.   Westphal, sensing the need for desperate measures, acted accordingly.

19.   Export-minded industries have long sensed the need to agree on world standards to help rationalize the international trading process.

20.   Le Monde was the brainchild of Gen. Charles De Gaulle, who sensed a need for an independent forum for news and public debate.