31.   James Baker, the former secretary of state, made it onto the podium.

32.   Keep the subscription, and sell any fund whose manager makes it onto the cover.

33.   Last fall the only playwright to make it onto the big screen was Shakespeare.

34.   Maybe two or four will make it onto the record, because I tend to write a slew of songs when I decide to write.

35.   Moreover, there is plenty of competition from privately held companies that never make it onto the Wall Street radar scan.

36.   Now, bidis are beginning to make it onto the radar screen of lawmakers.

37.   Once the turn is made onto Beacon Street for the long straightaway home, there are thousands of witnesses to every step.

38.   Plum has even made it onto the information highway.

39.   Problem this year, in promising a book to any child who writes in, the offer made it onto the Internet.

40.   Richard Powers is never going to make it onto The New York Times bestseller list.