91.   But as we turned the corner, all we saw were a couple of lone agents.

92.   But he also understands that his Hall of Fame-destined career is turning the corner.

93.   But Carole and Samuel Frank of Westford, a suburb of Boston, have more than turned a corner.

94.   But if it turns a corner from the vent pipe to drain line, it could wedge itself in and cause a blockage.

95.   But if you have a straight run or your stairs turn a corner with one or more square landings, you can do it yourself.

96.   But in the past year, DVRs have turned a corner especially because the cable industry has done an about-face, Badding said.

97.   But it is premature to say any corners have been turned.

98.   But it reached a peak this calendar year, and Digital has yet to convince investors its operations have turned a corner.

99.   But it is also notable because it might signal that GM has turned the corner in its previously frosty relations with the union.

100.   But I hope it will have the significance of turning the corner so we can look back and say this was the decisive moment, this was the watershed.