91.   Even now, in better times, their voices rise in incredulity when they look back.

92.   Even though better times are not yet evident, the belief in them is showing up in stock prices.

93.   Father Ray is an unconventional, irreverent Catholic priest struggling with his own faith and with a parish that has obviously known better times.

94.   Fancher has had better times of his own, which have left a chunky gold Rolex, its dial and case encrusted with diamonds, on his wrist.

95.   Favorable attitudes toward seat belt laws among the African American drivers could not come at a better time.

96.   Fidelity may believe better times are coming.

97.   Fishermen say that lenient creditors have allowed them to stay in business, awaiting better times ahead.

98.   Few American artists have entered the New York art world at a better time or more prepared than Helen Frankenthaler.

99.   For the Celtics, the win could not have come at a better time, considering they could see the Bucks in the first round of the playoffs.

100.   For the Dodgers it could not have come at a better time.