Word: blasted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Eliot L-21 resident Jose M. Padilla '97 agreed, but added, "It might suck for parties. I pretty much blast the music...
...shirts and ties. When principal Lydia Harris entered, they stood at attention to greet her in unison. In the hallway outside, second-grade girls were heading quietly to lunch, all dressed in plaid jumpers and saddle shoes. Outside there might be squalor and chaos. In here, it was a blast from the past...
...weather in outer space? No doubt about it. Experts think a spark shorted out the connections between the satellite's solar-power panels and several dozen of its radio relays. The spark, in turn, was caused by an electromagnetic storm triggered when a blast of solar gas slammed into the earth's magnetic field at supersonic speed...
When he last ran for President, Bill Clinton fixed on the nation's drug problem to blast George Bush savagely. "Bush confuses being tough with being smart," Clinton told me in 1992. "You can't get serious about crime without getting serious about drugs. Bush thinks locking up addicts instead of treating them, or teaching kids to resist using them in the first place, is clever politics. Maybe so, but it's lousy policy and the consequences of his cravenness could ruin...
...Pepsico's namesake business has suddenly gone flat. A couple of years ago, Pepsi's internationalists trotted out an ambitious plan to close the cola gap. Pepsi was then being outsold outside the U.S. by 3 to 1, and the idea was to blast the Atlantans from the shelves and fountains using a combination of new products such as sugar-free Pepsi Max, new bottling alliances, and new advertising combined with an old arrogance that Pepsi's marketers have always had in two-liter sizes. None more so than Christopher Sinclair, who led Pepsi's international soft-drinks business...