1.   He was toting the gun for a purpose - to shoot her through the head or knock her unconscious, or both.

2.   And of the benefits of being a marshal or deputy was being able to tote a gun in the gambling saloons.

3.   Criminals who ignore the advertised warnings and tote guns face tough, specialized federal prosecution instead of getting lost in the overwhelmed state courts.

4.   Hearst wound up toting a gun for the terrorists when they later robbed a bank.

5.   Israeli settlers tote guns and talk about the pioneer spirit in their Promised Land.

6.   Senators who convened long enough to pass a military spending bill were escorted by security officers wearing earpieces and toting guns.

7.   Several students at a recent certification course agreed that an untold number of Texans secretly tote guns.

8.   To be young and black has nothing to do with toting a gun.

9.   Under that provision, a seizure or a nervous breakdown could justify a violent outburst, but a hearing impairment would be an unlikely explanation for toting a gun.

10.   You can sense these ominous undercurrents during a scene at a local demolition derby where all the men are toting guns.