91.   Barton quickly worked his way up, building a reputation as the man who executes the deals that John Malone wants done.

92.   Be careful whom you make fun of on his way up, because he may turn out to be the boss someday.

93.   Bear in mind that children of some of these immigrants have boosted test scores and are beginning to work their way up the American ladder of success.

94.   Beginners start about one-third of the way up the track.

95.   Bold silver blue or inky-color floral embroidery wended its way up one leg of a pair of rough trousers.

96.   Bond had teased her blond hair up, way up, and was trying desperately to catch her gold-beaded mesh top from drifting too far down.

97.   Bougainvillea twines its way up the stucco walls of the homes, with oranges and lemons for the picking by the doorsteps.

98.   A few blocks away, two elderly women slowly made their way up the street, their faces and clothes bloody.

99.   A bureaucrat who missed out on college because of the Cultural Revolution, he worked his way up the Qingdao hierarchy in anonymity.

100.   A herd of elk picked its way up the red-rock mountainside, a coyote scurried through the snow and an eagle soared overhead in the fading light.