91.   SCANDINAVIA In Scandinavia, Christmas brings foods that are richer, more expensive, more elaborately decorated and more time-consuming to prepare than those usually eaten.

92.   She brought the food, in quick time and as ordered.

93.   She brought him food while he was in prison.

94.   She remembers being seven years old, and bringing him food in jail three times a day.

95.   She brings food she has learned about in unusual dialects and diverse languages, from cooks who unravel their kitchen lives to her.

96.   She would have had nothing to eat if her family had not brought her food every day.

97.   She remembers being uneasy that first day when she walked among the men to ask them if she brought them food, would they eat it.

98.   She visited him there and visited his mother in the camp, bringing them food.

99.   Sixteen color photographs bring the food to life in a way that almost justifies the higher price that visuals always add to a cookbook.

100.   Someone comes around and takes your order and then they bring you food and then you give them money?