1.  Drop big spoonfuls of dumpling batter about 1/2-inch apart on top.

2.  He could close banks and financial institutions that are no longer viable, on top of the 16 bank closings already announced.

3.  He places several magazine articles on a table _ the one on top is in Chinese _ and begins the conversation with a disclaimer.

4.  Instead of layering colors one on top of the other as he did in his '70s paintings, he began applying color in a more melodious way.

5.  Just not on top of them at one time.

6.  Nader also denounced tax policies that defer income from foreign sources, this on top of the fact that some corporations find tax havens overseas.

7.  Not that they don't have issues of their own on top of the ones they try to confront every day on behalf of clients.

8.  Now I have gray hairs, and a little less on top."

9.  On top of the world?

10.  On top of their game?