31.   A friend of mine came back from Alta a few years ago nursing some serious bruises and telling the following story.

32.   A man in civilian clothes also came out from inside the port, clubbing people who sought shelter by the wall.

33.   A rib injury is not easy to come back from because of all the torque the middle takes.

34.   About coming back from being fired for the first time.

35.   Agents, the wizards needing to make their million-dollar deals with these team representatives, are careful about coming out from behind the curtain.

36.   After winning his first pole of the season at Talladega Superspeedway on Friday evening, Nemechek said cars coming up from behind will have an advantage.

37.   But her feet came out from under her as she tried to land a flip.

38.   But I got meningitis, which I had forgotten how hard that was to come back from.

39.   But Kohl has come back from behind before.

40.   But it is not just the lure of big brown trout that keep the Malletts coming up from what they view as the congested world to the south.