Word: blasted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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With two outs in the first inning, Dan Hootstein got the ball rolling -- very slowly to shortstop -- and beat the throw to first. Lord then unloaded his blast off the left-center field fence and scored Harvard's second run when the Bruin third baseman threw the ball into the dirt after fielding Pete Karegeannes's grounder...
...Blast from HUD. Though the bonds would have to be guaranteed by the Government, Percy also provides for an investment from the owner. He calls it a "sweat equity" in which prospective homeowners can throw in their own labor to reduce their monthly mortgage payments. Under the Percy Plan, if a homeowner should rise above a middle-income level of $6,000 a year, he would subsequently contribute a commensurately greater portion of his monthly mortgage payment to the federation's revolving fund...
Rebel Image. A paternity suit here, a fine for urinating on a building there, and pretty soon the London papers were asking: "Would you want your daughter to marry a Rolling Stone?" With each blast of adverse publicity, their recordings edged higher on the pop charts, until the boys suddenly found themselves the champions of the teeny-bopper revolt against adult authority...
Columbia's star shortstop, Steve Richmond, gave the Lions their first run with a solo blast in the sixth...
...mining and even in the launching of space vehicles. In microwave mining, capsules containing water would be inserted into holes drilled in the rock. A powerful microwave beam would then be aimed at the capsule, almost instantly converting the water into steam that would burst the capsule and blast the rock. Powerful microwave beams could also be used to power the first stage of a rocket during launch and at relatively low altitudes, reducing the amount of fuel required for the mission...