Word: bigger
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...worldwide market for airliners between now and the year 2001 is expected to be an astronomical $280 billion. To snare a hefty share of it, aircraft builders Boeing and McDonnell Douglas are scrambling to roll out new jets that are bigger, quieter and more fuel efficient...
...works in part because of the knowledge of vanished grandeur he acquired while studying the classics and art history in college. Says Caroline Rennolds Milbank, author of Couture: "Since he knows all the good things that have happened in history, when women lived to look beautiful, he has a bigger vocabulary than a normal contemporary couturier. Any one of them has available to him the best embroiderer or flowermaker, but Lacroix probably has a bigger sense of the possibilities from having directly studied the past...
...never seen team spirit quite like what I saw while spending reading period in Minnesota. The state that pulled together to elect Walter Mondale as president in 1984 is even more cohesive when it comes to backing bigger winners...
Wadsworth caught up with him in Brookline where, in 1982, he had started the Leon Collins Dance Studio. After a 40-minute interview with the dancer, Wadsworth became impressed by "the man's vernacular and approach to art... It was clearly the start of something much bigger...
There were bigger stars off the field than on it. Former M*A*S*H stars Harry Morgan, Jamie Farr, and Wayne Rogers took the field for the IBM team, tossing around football lingo to sell computers. The Smothers Brothers joked for Magnavox, and Eric Clapton sang the praises of Michelob...