1.   They always used to go up the farm or we used to lay them in the boxes, up the yard, the church yard yeah.

2.   Oh mother used to go and from different farms you know.

3.   Well I had one like that, you know when we used to go to that gym up in Chelsea?

4.   A team in first place on Labor Day, the old rule of thumb used to go, would win the pennant.

5.   It has been used to go after, among others, employees of law firms and a reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

6.   Perhaps the biggest challenge to the style-setting crowd who are used to going out five nights a week is not what to wear and what to serve.

7.   Rain and Wimbledon used to go together like, well, love and marriage.

8.   Professor Silbaugh said they usually accompany another crime, or are used to go after troublemakers.

9.   Q. Well, people used to go home feeling that they had the prestige of working at a brand-name corporation.

10.   U.S. law also was used to go after Dutch electronics maker Delft Instruments NV after it sold night-vision goggles containing U.S. technology to Iraq and Jordan.