61.   For much the same reason we gravitate to horror movies, people used to stroll through gardens hoping for a good scare.

62.   Forward motion is going to gravitate to the wheel with the most traction, the one on the road.

63.   From widely disparate backgrounds and locales, the Spaniards have gravitated to Barcelona, where they live, train and party together.

64.   From the start, he had felt a special kinship with the destitute who gravitated to the ER, and he still tried to look out for them.

65.   From the beginning, Sonnabend gravitated to difficult and surprising works, and her choices helped shape the course of contemporary art.

66.   Growth, once robust, has slowed significantly as consumers gravitate to other ways to watch movies at home, like videotapes and pay-per-view television.

67.   He eats up the media attention and the microphones and cameras and note pads all gravitate to his table sooner or later.

68.   He gravitated to the track at Lehman College, struck by the unexpected classic Gothic beauty of the campus.

69.   He figures that these companies will naturally gravitate to the Boston area, already a center of biotech research.

70.   He gravitated to antiwar work.