31.   But with so many aircraft taking up space, most of the parts are left unharvested in planes until a customer comes looking for a particular item.

32.   Customers come from all over -- both coasts, even overseas.

33.   Customers come from all over the country, with the strongest contingent from New York City.

34.   Customers come into the store and want to discuss the case.

35.   Customers are coming in now, both for the restaurant and to buy meat, retail, from the display case up front.

36.   Customers can come for either a daylong holiday excursion into the countryside, or just a quick errand, the MacIntoshes say.

37.   Customers can come to the Fashion Center for some serious shopping, entertainment, several choices of affordable, sit-down dining, or a combination of the three.

38.   Customers come away angry.

39.   Customers also come seeking basil, believed to be good for stomach aches, insomnia and calming the nerves when consumed as a tea.

40.   Customers came and went.