1.   As they say, every cloud has a silver lining.

2.   We have drawn lessons from the decisions taken.

3.   Every cloud had a silver lining.

4.   Mind you, every cloud had a silver lining.

5.   The cloud does have some benefit at least.

6.   Always remember, my grandmother told her six grandchildren, every cloud has a silver lining.

7.   And her mind seemed clear, too, as if the clouds there had somehow parted.

8.   Because some parcels of air move upward faster than others, these clouds have an uneven, lumpy appearance, says Gadomski.

9.   A cloud of bitterness has hung over the relationship between Gore and Bradley since Bradley quit the race in March without having carried a single state.