51.   All he has to do is look down the block from his store.

52.   Bret Saberhagen looked down the clubhouse tunnel early last night, waiting for the sheets of rain to relent.

53.   Brown said he also looked down the street and saw Lollar under attack.

54.   But a few minutes later, as he sat in front of some three dozen reporters, Duval had the wary air of someone looking down a pitch-black alley.

55.   But as the new governor formulates his agenda, he looks down the corridor on some daunting odds.

56.   But I look down the road and I see Antoine and Kenny and Paul and Ron.

57.   But looking down the river tunnel, it is hard to figure out what the sin might be.

58.   But nearby, Tony Klaric, looking down his long driveway, said he could hardly wait until spring.

59.   But officials here hint that such criticisms represent snobbery on the part of city people used to looking down their noses at this deeply conservative region.

60.   But they were often shackled together and they were always looking down the barrel of possible death.