1.   A. Unless you have unlimited time or a fear of flying the most feasible way of going is by air.

2.   About the only people with unlimited time to read books are serving time.

3.   Educational programs, word processors and other tools may have unlimited time or can be regulated like other programs.

4.   He has unlimited time to read -- until he breaks his glasses.

5.   If, like me, you pay a flat fee for unlimited time on the Net, you can talk as long as you want for free.

6.   In prison you have unlimited time to read e-mail jokes.

7.   Most Internet providers charge a flat fee with unlimited time.

8.   Riders pay a monthly fee, choosing from plans that offer a given number of days a week of riding, or unlimited riding time.

9.   Right now, she is allowed no more than six supervised hours on weekdays with Ben, and unlimited supervised time on the weekends.

10.   Starr has aptly demonstrated that the law, with its unlimited time and resources, goes too far and must be reined in.