101.   Also, the crust in the recipe included here is easier to cut through than the original.

102.   Also, the topping was a beautiful golden crown of carmelized bananas that was difficult to cut through.

103.   Always barefoot, he would run along the road or cut through the paddocks and then go swimming in his favorite parts of the nearby Never Never Creek.

104.   Although the expressways that were cut through the Bronx may have destabilized neighborhoods, they now make it easy for people to shop there.

105.   Amid clinking glasses, baked stuffed clams, and a sparkling view of sailboats cutting through Boston harbor, a young congressman lauded his more senior Democratic leader.

106.   And beneath their clamor, cutting through it, is the gruff gale force that is Terry McMillan, one of the most robustly embraced authors in America.

107.   And from somewhere, perhaps from him, perhaps from some indifferent crow, a thin squawk cut through the stilled air.

108.   And his main aim in his waning years is to cut through the confusion of a changing global economy and spiritual indifference with his post-Cold War message of humanity.

109.   And in the middle of it all, the Street of the Dead cut through the city, forming its major artery.

110.   And parents around the world are rewarded with burbles and smiles as the babies cut through the confusion and focus on the intonation and rhymes.