91.   Again, a nice fresh break from the well-known ski scene.

92.   All that is certain is that the Hawks have made a firm, definite break from the past.

93.   Boots of all styles already parade about local stores, tempting summer-weary people who cannot wait for a break from the heat.

94.   Both experiences were good breaks from the moguled expert runs at which we had begun flinging ourselves.

95.   Businesses have gotten a break from Federal Reserve policymakers, who have cut the overnight bank lending rate three times since last July.

96.   Business and government leaders saw this turnaround as a triumph, a break from a Socialist past marked by incessant strikes and excessive coddling of labor unions.

97.   Busy people who commonly take busy vacations should consider sleepy Eagar and Springerville for a break from the routine.

98.   But daughter Alice, on break from her PhD studies was off her game.

99.   But even the usually avid British tabloids have taken a break from Monicagate.

100.   But everyone needs an occasional break from the Florida sun.