91.   When I poked my head into their room to check on Tonio, he was asleep.

92.   When you poke your head out of your sleeping bag, the cold bite to the dawn mountain air lets you know the deer season is here.

93.   When the action momentarily stops, Levin pokes his head out from behind one of the stage doors.

94.   While the rest of the baboons would poke their heads up and squawk and then disappear, the leader stared at me and bared his teeth.

95.   A TV network showed a chicken poking its head out of a torn garbage bag at a dump site.

96.   An Israeli tank sat on the hill above and several soldiers stood by the side of the road, poking their heads inside car windows to check ID cards.

97.   Desire Tambwe, not one of the group and therefore willing to give his full name, poked his head through the window to join the conversation.

98.   Down a different row, little boys race ahead of British army Sgt. Ian Godbert, poking their heads into tents to demand the number of occupants.

99.   Neighbours poked their heads out of their windows.