81.   If anyone might have been expected to gravitate to white, surely it would have been Meier, who practically holds a trademark on dazzling, crystalline structures.

82.   I tended to gravitate to the Tuol Tum Pong market off Mao Tse Dong Boulevard.

83.   If his career had followed the script of his boyhood dreams, Rothenberg would undoubtedly have gravitated to Hollywood to make feature films.

84.   If investors gravitate to the hedge funds for the returns, hedge fund managers gravitate to the business for the payday.

85.   I have heard that the shard will gravitate to the larger piece like a flea to a dog.

86.   Imagine if everyone had the good taste to gravitate to that and to leave the mauves, the aquas and the plums behind.

87.   If unrest continues, power is likely to gravitate to militias that will fight with rivals over territory, control of fuel and the right to tax.

88.   In a room of Davids, he admires the portraits, then gravitates to the Delacroixs and Gericaults.

89.   In a stratum of ice representing a time period when the temperature changed sharply, the lighter forms migrate to the top while heavier ones gravitate to the bottom.

90.   In Dresden, Segall gravitated to vanguard artists and honed his Expressionist style.