51.   We plunged hundreds of feet, weaving our way through sugar cane and dodging vines until we emerged at the feet of the ruins.

52.   Weaving his way through the fog, Woods reaffirmed as much.

53.   When you emerge, you can stroll the halls of the renovated Prince Albert warehouse without weaving your way around knots of workers.

54.   While appeals wove their way through the courts, the national media descended upon Hampton and Newport News, Va.

55.   Packs of children on bicycles wove their way along sidewalks, and toys dotted lawns adorned with plastic garden furniture.

56.   After grabbing a pass intended for Albert Connell, Rolle weaved his way past several Redskins before reaching the end zone and collapsing from exhaustion.

57.   Australia scored its third goal on the stroke of halftime, when Gavin Davis weaved his way past several Pakistani defenders before beating goalkeeper Ahmed Alam.

58.   But Yzerman set up the winning goal, grabbing a loose puck and weaving his way across two lines.

59.   He collected the ball from a throw-in, held off two challenges and weaved his way into the Levski box before chipping his finish over Levski keeper Georgi Petkov.

60.   He watched with growing alarm as two Serb soldiers wove their way towards his UN ambulance.