81.   In particular, the two men should see to it that it is their policies, not those of Pentagon bureaucrats, that carry the day.

82.   In general, brevity and directness carry the day every time.

83.   In the end, wonderful dancing carries the day.

84.   In private meetings, however, Conyers takes the lead in suggesting strategies for minority members on the committee and his views often carry the day, colleagues said.

85.   In the rain and the muck, a cliche carried the day.

86.   Ingeniously, a plural-juice advocate carries the day, arguing that a single variety deprives those who like it of the opportunity for penance.

87.   It was a team in which both players rebounded their own misses that carried the day.

88.   It was a vivid argument, and it carried the day, although maybe not more than that.

89.   It was also Panetta who was apparently behind the shifting overall strategy of bad-cop, good-cop that won over enough Republicans to carry the day.

90.   It was for naught, though, with Steve Forbes carrying the day instead.