| 31. | Too bad it was made into " Bent ."
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| 32. | Early on, it seemed that " Bent,"
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| 33. | The image now is classic and traditional with some English bent.
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| 34. | Mr . Starr seems hell-bent on getting President Clinton,
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| 35. | A woman bent in concentration over the man's finger.
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| 36. | However, the rules are frequently bent, often with impunity.
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| 37. | At that point, the wood can be bent without breaking.
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| 38. | He grabbed a lightning rod but it bent and gave way.
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| 39. | Traditional snowshoes were usually made of bent wood and animal hide.
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| 40. | But what of the men who bent down in the sewers?
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