91.   It packs into a credit-card-sized wallet when not inflated.

92.   It then travels to a cargo area where it is sorted according to flight, packed into a container and loaded onto a plane.

93.   It would have been tighter and scarier if packed into two nights instead of stretched thin over three.

94.   Its program of lectures and concerts had a devoted, even cultish following, as did the scholarly exhibitions packed into its two small galleries.

95.   It was Friday night when Funches and her relatives packed into the van and left Los Angeles, headed for a family reunion on a family farm near Vicksburg.

96.   Jews were no longer human beings but Schweinhund, a lower form of life to be packed into cattle cars and eventually reduced to tattooed numbers.

97.   Japanese coastal patrols are increasingly spotting small, rusty boats slipping into harbor at night carrying several dozen Chinese migrants packed into a tiny cabin.

98.   Let the onions and remaining pork cool to room temperature, pack into separate containers, cover tightly and refrigerate.

99.   Last month, preparing for a week at the beach, I conducted my annual ritual of packing into a bag more books than will get read.

100.   Locked into boots and packed into pumps, feet spent the winter under cover.