61.   He took her by both hands, and drew her up to stand breast to breast with him.

62.   Cranston muttered and, taking Athelstan by the arm, guided him past the great hall towards the gateway under Wakefield Tower.

63.   I was met by two organizers of the institute, and, who took me by car to Campinas which is not far away.

64.   The nearest whole number of hours Do you take it by that number?

65.   Twelve yards outside the Portsmouth penalty area, left side to be taken by number eleven Paul Simpson, surely their last chance in this game.

66.   Although the move took Wall Street by surprise, the company said it had begun an executive search in November.

67.   Analysts said the severity of the cuts took them by surprise.

68.   An alliance defense ministry representative, Mohammed Farid, said the government would not tolerate any action by individuals who tried to take power by force.

69.   And always that quiet passage takes you by surprise.

70.   And any weakening of military support for the government in the capital, Kinshasa, could tempt one or more of the rebel groups to take power by force.