51.   The five-pound wheels are more than a foot in diameter, nearly four inches thick and wrapped in cedar fronds.

52.   The Ferris wheels are shooting neon rainbows into the darkened sky, and the bungee-jumpers plunge into pools of colored light.

53.   The head coach had been claiming that the wheels were squeaky.

54.   The left wheel was on pavement, the right on the shoulder.

55.   The movement is in its infancy, and though not all fraternities are jumping on the bandwagon, the wheels are in motion.

56.   The opposite front wheel is on a berm, as high as the ditch is deep.

57.   The real wheel is on the other side of the car and in the hands of a French Grand Prix driver.

58.   The real wheels are engaged in two-wheel drive until the system senses wheel slippage, and then it transfers torque to the front wheels.

59.   The red-rimmed wheels are twice normal size and lined with treadless rubber tires.

60.   The rear wheel is bigger than the front.