111.  Reading between the lines, you get the sense that the Cowboys want to play this season on their own terms.

112.  Robust and fit, you get the sense he could handle himself in any situation.

113.  Seeing and feeling the flames and heat dance and snake around the ridge, I got a sense of what the big fires must be like.

114.  Setting out on foot is an ideal way to get a sense of the natural majesty of Big Sur.

115.  Sometimes I try to stand back and get a sense of it all.

116.  Standing there, you get the sense that the Bible is a great adventure story and a great guidebook.

117.  Still, one gets a sense that cornering ability was sacrificed on the altar of a smooth ride.

118.  Stewart got the sense from his editors that they thought gay editors somehow were unable to assess gay interest stories with the right kind of detachment.

119.  Still, you get the sense that more was going on with this choice than the super-rational Podhoretz has entirely accounted for.

120.  Taking a cue from the composition of those mixtures, American cooks can get a sense of how best to use these fragrant spices in savory cooking.