61.   The other day, my oldest son came up to me and unexpectedly gave me a hug.

62.   The prodigal son comes home Sunday, although it took a funeral to get him here.

63.   The son was still coming to terms with the idea.

64.   The son came home that night and found his mother very upset.

65.   The son has come to see the father make history, and Ndeti does not plan on disappointing him.

66.   The son was coming down the stairs.

67.   The teacher counsels patience and says the son will soon come back.

68.   The sons came of age through privilege, largely insulated from the treachery and violence of Middle East politics in which their fathers did whatever it took to survive.

69.   Then along came his sons.

70.   There is always the hope that my sons will come to their senses and not request high-priced, name-brand clothing.