91.   By the time they reached the plane, the pilot and passengers were in the water, with each parent holding a child.

92.   Continental executives say passengers were the driving force.

93.   Coast Guard officials said they doubted passengers would be able to get off the ship quickly enough in the event of a fire or other disaster.

94.   Cruise officials say that passengers should be ready for longer waits while their luggage and carry-on items are scrutinized as never before.

95.   Despite the good will, most passengers were anxious to continue their journeys.

96.   Despite their propensity to roll over more frequently than other vehicles, a passenger is more likely to survive a crash in an SUV than in a smaller sedan.

97.   Dexter was a passenger in the first lifeboat to leave the Titanic, an important scene in the film.

98.   Each car of the coaster carries four passengers, but there were no passengers in the sixth car when the accident occurred.

99.   Either way, the would-be passenger is the loser.

100.   Equally frustrated were passengers whose flights did leave the gate, but then remained on the tarmac for five or six hours waiting for their plane to be de-iced.