61.   Ms. Brown-Wilson said she hopes to buy a van so she can take her sons out more often.

62.   Not long ago on the program a figure with the beard and clothes of the ultra-orthodox took his son to the zoo.

63.   One of the endearing images of American sport is a father taking his son to a ball game.

64.   One teacher said her son had been taken away a year ago for the crime of trimming his beard.

65.   Police learned that years before, social workers took another son away from the women when they learned she had tried to smother the child.

66.   Politics rarely infiltrated its chatty though literate pages, where articles explained baseball and described how fathers in America took their sons fishing.

67.   Phillips kissed his wife, Wendy, goodbye, and the steelwork took her man away as it will probably take her son.

68.   Ray has male friends and a brother-in-law who takes her son to ball games.

69.   Right about that time, she took her son for a checkup.

70.   She must drop everything and take her son to her office in the chemical division of Lady Baltimore Foods in Kansas City, Kan.