51.   All aboard, the driver slips a U.S. movie with Spanish subtitles into the VCR and hits the road.

52.   Boston now hits the road, where life has not been very kind.

53.   Brown has become a laughingstock, a gypsy coach who hits town like a snake-oil salesman, then hits the road again.

54.   Bush has maintained an aggressive fund-raising pace for the Republican Party and GOP candidates, hitting the road most weeks on trips that mix official business with political stops.

55.   Bush will hit the road as a candidate for whom the planets seem to be fortuitously aligned.

56.   But by the time crews were ready to hit the roads, the Platte City crash and other serious pileups had already occurred.

57.   But by hitting the road they can attract legions of loyal fans seeking remembrances of sing-alongs past.

58.   But compared with flight data recorders on planes, whose role is defined by federal law, the automotive versions are hitting the roads in a legal vacuum.

59.   But after any last hope of a quick settlement faded over the weekend, many players began to hit the road.

60.   But genuine wildness is left behind when they hit the road for Mexico.