1.   The second proposal would allow employees a limited amount of time off per year in return for working overtime.

2.   And does it really make our hearts beat faster and our pulses pound the way some people say, or is it just our imagination working overtime?

3.   And, for hourly workers especially, she suggests, keeping up with the cost of living means working overtime or working more than one job.

4.   And the taste of Olympic competition was enough to keep the Arizona native working overtime for another shot.

5.   Baker was only a second-unit makeup artist on this one, but the cantina scene alone is enough to keep an entire makeup department working overtime.

6.   Again, with annoyance, he repeated that Ms. Lewinsky may have, in working overtime in the legislative affairs office, dropped by to deliver some documents.

7.   But it illustrates political calculation working overtime.

8.   But the big tackle is working overtime to convince teammates and fans alike not to take anything for granted.

9.   But when it ended, mercifully, the Bruins had taken care of business without working overtime.

10.   Delta pilots expressed their frustration by working less overtime than normal during the busy pre-Christmas travel season.