| 41. | On Friday, airline spokeswoman Alejandra Gonzalez said the pilot put on the brakes but the plane didn't stop.
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| 42. | If you want to slow down you can take your foot off the accelerator or put on the brake.
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| 43. | Some who were on track for big changes put on the brakes after the mess in Florida last month.
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| 44. | It goes without saying that stocks respond to the economy, and in 2000, the economy put on the brakes.
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| 45. | In the immediate past, the instinct would have been to put on the brakes and reverse directions _ again.
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| 46. | The driver will be questioned as to whether he forgot to put on the brakes before he left the vehicle.
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| 47. | She is so savvy about when to put on the brakes that she has been given the nickname La Prudentissima.
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| 48. | The garish signs and weird buildings were designed to get the kids yelling for dad to put on the brakes.
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| 49. | When the economy threatens to overheat and drive prices higher, the Fed typically puts on the brakes by raising borrowing costs.
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| 50. | Modano skated out almost to the blue line, put on the brakes and decided just to whip the puck at Joseph.
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