21.   But she definitely gives new meaning to the term Row As One.

22.   But Turner gave new meaning to the term on Thursday night.

23.   By filling the music with dread or manic energy, these musicians gave new meaning to familiar words.

24.   Cancer rates have declined in recent years, but what many activists say is a paucity of cancer data has given added meaning to projects like cancer mapping.

25.   By putting his own semantic roadblocks in the way of censure, Clinton is giving new meaning to political self-destruction.

26.   Cheri Knight gives new meaning to flower power.

27.   Chosen, for instance, is an unmistakably effeminate performer who gives new meaning to the part of Queen Gertrude.

28.   Dole spoke at a leadership conference in Scottsdale that gave new meaning to the axiom that politics makes strange bedfellows.

29.   Even if her TV persona gives new meaning to the word stiff.

30.   Even though Brown gave new meaning to winning ugly, he still did what Maddux could not.