91.   There was a uniform gasp from us visitors, and the leopard, outlined in our headlights, craned his neck toward us.

92.   They consult their watches and listen on their Walkmen and crane their necks looking up southward, above the trees.

93.   They craned their necks for details on his divorce case with starlet Halle Berry.

94.   They craned their necks for a bus-window glimpse of the hotel where Sadat stayed on his historic visit.

95.   They craned their necks to see.

96.   They lean against the window, craning their necks, looking vainly for the sun.

97.   They slung their legs across the aisle over armrests and craned their necks against windows.

98.   They crane their necks to catch a glimpse of a waterfall, a dam, the parched buttes east of the Cascade Range.

99.   They craned their necks back to see the twin towers vanish into smoke.

100.   Two blondes surrounded by Barneys bags are craning their necks to get a better view.