1.   As he looks, he sees a strange expression come over the face of the hostess.

2.   This time no expression came over their faces and he knew they did not have much time to live.

3.   And Southern Crossroads was a constant reminder that cultural expression comes in all colors and forms.

4.   But why do such biased, hateful expressions come so easily to students who, though still young, should know better?

5.   Expressions of sympathy came from most corners of the world, though others who view the United States as an enemy celebrated in the streets.

6.   Expressions of anger come on between three and seven months, and fear at five to nine months.

7.   How did that expression come about?

8.   Like much that I learned in my childhood, that expression frequently comes to mind, especially when I notice someone preaching one message but practicing another.

9.   My favorite expression of it came from Joe Seramane, who is now the chief of the national Commission on Restitution of Land Rights.

10.   Now, after several debates in which White House aspirants discussed their personal faith at considerable length, comes another expression of concern about mixing politics and religion.