baby comma drama!

Focus on: commas

1. We looked through the church and searched outside the building.

2. These lights would be funded by ASWSU, he said.

3. His car is black, yellow and orange.

4. Gunnell said everything is still in the early stages of planning, but he hopes the project will be underway by next summer.

5. For breakfast, he had juice, bacon and ham and eggs.

6. In July the grassroots organization, Protect Marriage Washington, turned in thousands of signatures in order to stall the bill and bring the issue to a statewide vote.

7. She was tired. We stayed home.

8. “This is not a bill for gay marriage. I just want to save some money on my taxes and live my life.”

9. Elected to the council were Mark Roberts, 19, a sophomore from Miami, Fla.; Suzanne Idley, 20, a junior from Nashville, Tenn.; and Alberto Greenberg, 21, a senior from Hartford, Conn.

10. We wanted to leave to the old house, but something held us there.