71.   Depth of the screens has been improved, giving more of a feel for looking down a fairway.

72.   Edina and Patsy look down the barrel of middle age.

73.   Even foreign leaders, though, have begun looking down the road toward the next occupant of the Oval Office.

74.   Even Stephen Singer of Berkeley, who imports Tuscan olive oil and looks down his nose at the California attempts, says local olive oil has a future.

75.   Everyone else is looking down the road at certain key games on the schedule, and you have to battle that.

76.   Family friend Barbara Ross-Kozlow took it one step further, saying the sentence failed to protect the next educator from looking down the barrel of a gun.

77.   Feeling all high and mighty, I inspected each model from the haughty vantage point of looking down my nose.

78.   For a brief moment he looked down the street as if expecting someone -- and then he caught himself.

79.   For the time being, advocates of small-cap stocks must be satisfied that investors are at least starting to look down the food chain.

80.   From the bluff, Nick looked down on the ball field and scanned the crowd.