81.   But seconds later, heads suddenly turned, and cameramen and reporters started to dash to the other side of the gymnasium.

82.   Each time a bus pulled up, heads turned to see if friends or relatives were aboard.

83.   Heads turned briefly, but passengers quickly returned to their newspapers.

84.   Heads turn in the posh lounge of the Park Avenue hotel where we sit over coffee.

85.   Heads turn when someone with beautiful hair or sporting a nice hairstyle passes by.

86.   Heads turned to what suddenly looked like the proximity of such homely women to the political elite -- including the ascending, active Tutty.

87.   On a recent ride through downtown Boston, heads turned and harried businesspeople did double takes.

88.   The head pro turned him down, said he had too much talent to quit.

89.   Then his head turns to another wall, to two tourist bureau pictures of magnificent Afghan landscapes.

90.   When Arnold Palmer walks into a room heads still turn.