1.   She crossed her legs on a chair too fragile to accommodate such thighs, too straight for her hips.

2.   If you prefer, you can skip the detail and head straight for the consensus numbers.

3.   Most of them will bypass the on-line services altogether and head straight for the Internet.

4.   No one toppled, though one cadet did faint from standing too straight for too long under the lights.

5.   Scientists think they may now know what makes a mouse head straight for the cookie jar.

6.   Some of her clients bypass the OCC complaint process and head straight for the courts.

7.   This will require Smith and Warren to read blocks and to run more instinctively rather than run straight for a hole.

8.   Others made straight for the frontier, only to be turned back, forced to wander and hide until they managed to get across.

9.   Compagnoni, who finished second on Friday, said that the courses on Saturday were much too fast and straight for her liking.

10.   The defense minister said Suriname should investigate the decade-long jungle war between military troops and rebels to count the dead and set the record straight for history.