61.   Mott plies his trade in its shadow.

62.   Modern masters of ancient skills plied their trades in the building.

63.   Nearly every weekday since then, he has plied his trade, presenting each foil-wrapped hot dog to the customer as though it were a gift.

64.   Morrison eventually was caught plying his trade in Missouri.

65.   Most dark-skinned Hispanics who came to the United States had to ply their trade not in the major leagues, but in the Negro leagues.

66.   Network television executives ply their trade at the complex intersection of corporate hope and national boredom.

67.   New York socialites paraded down Main Street decked in minks while prostitutes plied their trade in equally brazen style.

68.   On both sides of DOG Street, the local bakers, cobblers, printers, saddlemakers and silversmiths ply their trades.

69.   On popular sites like Silicon Investor, an online stock forum, he plied his trade with great bravado.

70.   Only a special, stubborn kind of winemaker would persist in plying his trade in and on top of these rugged hills.