91.   Then the sub-worries begin, those concerns that evolve from the life changes brought about by the aforementioned worries.

92.   They offered to bring him by plane, train or automobile.

93.   They wanted to bring by a little gift.

94.   These reminiscences surface in dreams or out of abstract notions brought on by tastes and excitations, failures and hopes that you experience continually.

95.   To compensate, most restaurants charge a fee to uncork a bottle of wine brought in by a customer.

96.   Though some vets do suffer post-traumatic stress disorder, he was able to exorcise any demons he might have brought home by sharing his experiences in his training classes.

97.   Weeks later, a violent episode brought on by his mental illness left five dead.

98.   We got an apartment, and they would drop off notes, bring by food.

99.   When I arrived on Brigantine, a light fog had rolled in, brought in by a cool, onshore breeze.

100.   When the deputies are in the field, their wives answer the phones, serve as dispatchers and deal with any problems brought them by tourists or residents.