71.   For those of us who have to speak here, we are all mindful of the limits of our poor words to lift your spirits or warm your hearts.

72.   He gave them jokes about officers, military food and living conditions, and brought along Hollywood beauties to warm the hearts of homesick soldiers.

73.   His songs are eminently singable, his melodies touch and warm the heart and his harmonies are unmatched in color and expressive depth.

74.   It warms the heart.

75.   SIERRA NEVADA, Spain -- The first flakes of snow falling must have warmed the hearts of organizers of the World Alpine Skiing Championships.

76.   The first flakes of snow falling Tuesday night must have warmed the hearts of organizers of the World Alpine Skiing Championships.

77.   The idea warmed hearts in what was then a relatively poor country struggling through its first years of independence.

78.   The stadium itself, long mired in a slew of scandals, also warmed the hearts of the French on a freezing night.

79.   Those matchups packed the biggest punch on a clear and cold night that must have warmed the hearts of the French, Italians, Brazilians, Germans and Argentineans.

80.   It was a decision that warmed the hearts of the South African boxing authorities, who regard the ever-smiling Makapula as a very real medal possibility.