71.   That snake, however, in all its wriggling, scaly glory, would never find its way into network fare.

72.   The company said it would have been impossible to keep the new soybeans from finding their way into human food.

73.   The moon permitted me to see a little way into the distance.

74.   The only way into his protective case was through a little trap door he kept locked night and day.

75.   The taxi nosed its way back into the traffic as she introduced herself with a soft Cockney accent and a shy manner.

76.   These then made their way into the house through the toilet seats, which are not designed to be airtight.

77.   They bought their way into the landed aristocracy.

78.   They had pushed and pushed and bullied their way into a freedom that both scared and embarrassed them.

79.   This observation has occasionally even found its way into the specialist literature, but it is easy to miss its full significance.