91.   The human hand can make our beds,

92.   The quality of the music is remarkable, particularly given that rehearsals must be sandwiched between making beds and chopping lettuce.

93.   There were two empty seats next to me on the plane, so I put the armrests up and made a bed with my coat and pillows.

94.   Their beds are made every other day by motel maids, a green print comforter stretched tight over white sheets.

95.   They get shots and dental exams and learn how to make their beds and march in drill formation.

96.   They begin the day at the crack of dawn, by cleaning up their cells and making their beds with military tucks.

97.   They rise at dawn and retire shortly after dark, make their beds with sharp hospital corners and lose privileges if they litter, lie, smoke or steal.

98.   They make beds, kill pigs, pick apples, wash dishes.

99.   They make your bed every day.

100.   These turnips made a bed for a thick pork chop, which then is often topped off with a dab of caramelized apples.