1.   And that, say Morton and Phyllis Keller, historians and authors of a recent book on the university, is a natural transition for Harvard.

2.   Cone viewed the switch as simply part of the natural transition to a new manager and predicted more staff moves will follow.

3.   Having grown up in the family business, working at the fair as teenagers, it was a natural transition for them.

4.   He decided managing hotels would be a natural transition.

5.   Over time, companies will figure it out, and hasten their natural transition to the Web.

6.   Some say that would be a natural transition, since his collections already balance fantastical couture-quality gowns and more practical designs.

7.   Talk about a natural transition.

8.   The consensus seems to be that becoming the host of a show would be a natural transition for her.

9.   The novice terrain around the lower Buggy T-bar makes a natural transition to White Stallion, a great trail for advanced novices working into intermediate range skiing.

10.   These colors blend, creating natural transitions.