21.   Advanced skiers, for example, will gravitate toward the terrain offerings at Sugarloaf, Killington, and Cannon.

22.   After the first wave of mourning, people must gravitate back toward some semblance of normalcy, or else the terrorists have really won something.

23.   All in all, the younger collectors, at least on opening night, gravitated toward modern works.

24.   Although both begin dating her, she soon gravitates toward Chad.

25.   But baseball awards tend to gravitate toward the ordinary and traditional, such as runs.

26.   But gravitating toward bosses who are seen as giving blacks the best opportunities may be what caused the imbalance in the first place.

27.   But he had gravitated toward a display of Yankees caps and he had begun to gloat.

28.   But if all goes according to plan, the real return will come in the jobs and tax revenues generated by other companies that gravitate toward Disney.

29.   But is the message getting through to young girls, the middle schoolers who typically veer away from sports even as boys gravitate toward them?