81.   Before them stood a huge portrait of a rather plain and sullen Virgin Mary with piercing black eyes.

82.   Before them stood Kate White, the editor in chief of the American version of Cosmopolitan.

83.   Before us stood a large sign with a pointed warning.

84.   Before you stand Jerry Jones and Al Davis, and in an odd coincidence, both men are on fire.

85.   Before he was a friend, the man was my teacher -- a young professor, standing before the first class of my first day of college.

86.   Before it stands a fortress with an enormous flag pole flying the red banner and yellow star of Vietnam.

87.   Before me stands a pint-sized salesperson in plaid sneakers who clearly has no intention of walking off my porch without an order.

88.   Bill Brosseau looked uncomfortable last autumn, standing before a judge in rumpled orange prison overalls.

89.   Bob Dole stood before the crowd in the Louisiana Superdome and waved.

90.   Bleary-eyed, Michael stands before his bedroom, unsure of the scene before him.