81.  In reading this novel, one never gets the sense that Mirvis is being disrespectful or poking fun, nor that she is toeing some hard-and-fast line.

82.  In the off-season, you get the sense that the sand finally has a chance to breathe.

83.  In this film, however, we get no sense of the larger world Ali lived in.

84.  Instead, they will get a sense of how it would feel to actually drive the car.

85.  It also has advice on how to get a sense of humor.

86.  It had a feature on bundled services and even let users rate service providers so other visitors to the Web site could get a sense of reliability.

87.  It has warmth, and people get a sense they are in Provence just by looking at them.

88.  It was salacious and voyeuristic, but we got the sense that it was a classy sociological experience.

89.  It was the first time I ever got the sense that the fans of New England understood they could play a role in the outcome of a game.

90.  Listen closely and you might get a sense of what drives these young people to drugs.