1.   The sail had been a hindrance, making sport of me at each whim of the wind, so I lowered it.

2.   And the emphasis on money makes sports . . . well, like most of the rest of life.

3.   Bumping and close-quarter racing are what make the sport, but there has to be a limit.

4.   But it illustrates the lengths to which manufacturers go to make their sport- utility vehicles appear people-friendly and suitable for the real world.

5.   But making large sport utilities lighter may make roads safer by reducing the death rate of other motorists, federal research has found.

6.   But swallowing MCI would be a breathtaking gulp for the upstart company, even though it has made a sport of buying larger competitors.

7.   But swallowing MCI would be a breathtaking gulp, even for a company that has made a sport of buying bigger competitors.

8.   But the fans make the sport.

9.   But the governor said he wanted to make sure sports was not the only winner.

10.   But while they made sport of the administration, Gingrich and his allies were doing everything they could to line up a majority for their Medicare legislation.