1.   But, whatever name you choose to give it, something gets into humans one way or another and makes them do things that are very hard to understand.

2.   As soon as you try to make one device do two things, it gets more complex because the specialization for one task can no longer hold.

3.   But, she said, Bildman also made her do things that made her uncomfortable.

4.   For a while the Devil watches Carter do things like casting a fishing rod and reel into midair and catching a live bass.

5.   Firing a shotgun nestled snugly next to your ear, he said, can do awful things to your hearing.

6.   I can see what is going out by just watching the fellows run plays and do things, listen to what coach is telling us to do.

7.   It also meant that if Aaron was going to get to watch Dad on the tube, Dad had better do things correctly.

8.   Let her do things.

9.   No one knows if Americans want to see Americans do nice things.

10.   Of course, people do get lucky and, on rare occasions, do things like win the Texas Lottery.