91.   Bundled against the cold nights, we sang songs and told bawdy jokes around the campfire, then crawled off to sleep in snug tepees.

92.   Bush has tried to sing a song of compassionate conservatism but is being fairly hamstrung by the hard-right wing of his party.

93.   But he also illuminates the warmth and safety of the school, watching Daniel and his colleagues sing songs, tell stories and supervise art projects and playground games.

94.   But Kimball sings his songs for no one.

95.   But the established cats, wanting nothing to do with either end, look down from radiator covers and countertops, singing their song of indignation and regret.

96.   But the important thing was not how the song was being sung, or, for that matter, what the song was or who wrote it.

97.   But she said You Jing now comes home each day repeating Chinese phrases and singing songs.

98.   But then he sung the song his way.

99.   By the light of the pumpkins, tell stories, sing songs and finish off the food.

100.   Children are forbidden to fly kites or sing songs or build snowmen.