31.   The skis are in the shop being tuned for the annual family pilgrimage to Aspen.

32.   The skis are wider and shorter.

33.   The skis are in the basement now.

34.   The snow skis were vexing to Charlsie Sparks.

35.   Their skis were sleek, their goggles snazzy and their conversation filled with lingo.

36.   Their skis were smooth, thighs absorbing bumps like shock absorbers, their body flow just seamless as they shot away from us down the trail.

37.   These skis are shorter and wider, and turn much easier than long ones, snowplow, and herringbone up hills easier than traditional skis.

38.   These skis are easier to turn and less demanding on the legs of aging baby boomers.

39.   Compagnoni says that tests with both the carving skis and traditional skis showed that the carving skis are not much faster, if at all.

40.   Despite agreeing that the skis are easier to turn, racers say it is not clear if the skis are any faster than the traditional ones.