41.   All the better, of course, if you set an example by reading to them and reading in front of them.

42.   Bowles said he hoped to set an example to other staffers who have openly contemplated leaving the White House for more lucrative and less stressful feedlots.

43.   Bush has been urging the nation to return to normal for weeks and has tried to set an example, dining out and sending Cabinet members on commercial flights.

44.   But Clinton, in his speech, said the United States is morally obliged to ratify the treaty and set an example for the rest of the world.

45.   But maybe we can set an example.

46.   But part of that merit is the ability to set an example for subordinates in deportment, judgment and especially in obeying orders.

47.   But students said they were trying to set an example for future MCAS test-takers.

48.   But we have to thank him for setting an example.

49.   But word spreads quickly, and the authorities may hope that by setting examples they will induce others to exercise new caution.

50.   But you can exhale, exhibit restraint, and set an example for America.