81.   Giuliani likes to look down on the city, taking sentimental stock of his vast empire with its skyscrapers, bridges and surprising lack of people.

82.   Friday night the two sides announced that the talks would be adjourned until Sunday so the two sides could take stock and consult with their respective capitals.

83.   Get smart and take stock of your marriage, then your money.

84.   Having been so single-minded about her music and her business dealings, Ms. Jackson is only now beginning to take stock of her achievements.

85.   Had he taken the stock instead, he almost certainly would have maintained his status.

86.   Hands on hips and gasping for air, Trace Armstrong stood wearily on the field and took stock of the situation.

87.   He and his classical seasons make a persuasive case for taking stock of theatrical trends and heading off in the opposite direction.

88.   He gets down and is down a day or two and takes stock in himself and comes back.

89.   He took stock of his situation, made changes, and grew up in the process.

90.   He said he takes stock of his situation every two or three years and finds he has always enjoyed coaching.