81.   One by one they offered their thoughts on the solemn occasion, and then laid her to rest.

82.   One of the rooms was made a small chapel with the composer and immediate family encased in marble and laid to rest in a side wall.

83.   Or laid to rest.

84.   Part of the blame can be laid to the episodic structure of the wonderful original book by E.B. White.

85.   Part of the problem has been laid to the need imposed by Congress to do more detailed background checks to weed out criminals.

86.   President Bush announced the new arms deal Monday by declaring that the Cold War had been laid to rest.

87.   Petre must carry out the order or see his military career laid to waste.

88.   Rev. Howard Finster was laid to rest Wednesday afternoon not as a renowned artist but as a child of God.

89.   Self-reliance shaped the national character, and if that character has become debased much of the blame can be laid to government.

90.   Rotations seem unable to provide help, so the Sonic middle is laid to waste.