1.   They can take the fun out of sports in the name of religion.

2.   And for the young students, it might just take the fun out of learning.

3.   And now, in a season that promises so much fun for the fans, the players and the owners threaten to take the fun out of it.

4.   Baseball purists, who always have something to complain about, have three complaints designed to take the fun out of the current home-run record chase.

5.   Besides, borrowing clothes takes the fun out of shopping for bargains.

6.   A slide in the Nasdaq and a Dow Jones industrial average going sideways has, some economists believe, is taking the fun out of the shopping for Americans.

7.   But it is also more reliable, which seems to have taken the fun out of ownership for some fans.

8.   But nothing takes the fun out of cooking.

9.   But none of this seems to have taken the fun out of kites.