21.   Certainly, their fragile nature and their rarity combine to make them more expensive than apples or oranges.

22.   College football and sports pages combined to make each other, and both helped to create Grantland Rice.

23.   Eat out on the terrace . . . the flowers, birds, food, and panorama combine to make it heaven on earth.

24.   Film-making equipment and the still air have combined to make this the insect capital of the South.

25.   Experts on such things say an unpredictable mixture of tragedy, fear, the media and politics rarely combines to make national business out of private heartbreak.

26.   Freezing changes their texture, but the two fruits combine to make a creamy and nutritious fruit drink when pured, still frozen, in a blender.

27.   Green had said he would be interested in talking with Oddo about combining to make a joint bid for the Royals.

28.   HAMILTON, Ohio - Lagging demand, lower prices and a weak U.S. economy have combined to make things difficult for the paper and forest products industry.

29.   He reported last year that the end of desegregation and rapid population growth have combined to make Hispanics now more racially isolated in public schools than are blacks.

30.   Honesty, loyalty and trust combine to make an honorable life.