51.   Bobby Frankel, a Brooklyn-born tough guy and scourge of jockeys on both coasts, has fallen hard for a filly.

52.   Bokky falls so hard for such talk that the film finds itself with a romantic subplot, which is rendered with casual warmth and spark.

53.   Bond said that although these results did not prove inflation, their consistency with it would make it hard for the authors of alternative theories.

54.   Both girls fall hard for a young politico named Alex Thomas, who runs afoul of the law for his Communist leanings.

55.   Boeing maintains that it would be hard for fuel leaking from a pump to cause an explosion or even to burn in flight.

56.   A cynic might quip that the Norwegians must be hard up for heroes.

57.   A great many New Yorkers fell hard for Darryl Strawberry that summer.

58.   A precocious child, she runs away and is adopted by a small-town mayor, whose sons soon fall hard for her fierce eyes and bursting bodice.

59.   After a day on the grounds, we understood why Washington Irving fell so hard for the Alhambra.

60.   After all, it would be pretty hard for someone with a fiduciary duty to Indian tribes to quarrel with a proposal that provides both water and money.