101.   The volunteers are trusted, Carter said, partly because of their independence from commercial interests.

102.   The volunteers are usually retirees and the value of their free labor far surpasses the cost of their free play.

103.   The volunteers were sweet but clueless.

104.   There are nine volunteers, all trained to work with children in crisis.

105.   There are so many volunteers these days that Sakurai said he no longer recognizes all of them.

106.   There were more volunteers than Jim Burns, coordinator of the Clark County Office of Emergency Services, could use.

107.   There were so many volunteers that many were turned away, organizers said.

108.   There were volunteers everywhere, arguably more than were needed.

109.   There were international volunteers on the Franco side as well.

110.   There were no volunteers for the German Army.