1.   And when it comes time to make sacrifices to bring the federal deficit under control, those interests are spared.

2.   And what a difference an inch makes when it comes to a speedy refresh.

3.   A concerned Westphal had a brief conversation with Powers, and came away making the timeout sign.

4.   But in the second half, when it came time to make plays, we did not.

5.   But silence is the rule when it comes to disclosing profits made by the Yankees, Dodgers, Blue Jays and other big-market teams.

6.   But when it came time to make her decision, the Middleton native decided to take her skills to Alaska.

7.   DAYTON, Ohio - When it comes time to make the Thanksgiving gravy, many cooks reach for a can of chicken broth.

8.   I could even think things, and the answer would come that made sense.

9.   I felt a special responsibility, all through this process, to make sure it came out as close to the Ewing Kauffman mold as we could ever do.

10.   Industry analyst G. Dan Hutcheson, president of VLSI Research in San Jose, Calif., said reducing positions was necessary, but making it voluntary comes with risks.