Word: bunch
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...angry ten-page letter to his stockholders. He attacked the entire specialist system as "an invitation to disaster," said that the floor of the American Exchange "sounded more like a fish market than like a sedate place of business" and that its securities' traders "looked like a bunch of grownups playing cowboys and Indians." What was more, added Smith, "many of the clerks were extremely busy throwing paper wads at each other...
...return home just in time to ride off for Sunday services at the village church. There, naturally, the lost son hobbles in on a makeshift crutch. Shenandoah's final comment on the futility of war conveys the odd impression that it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people...
...Imbert's side there is no La Nación or Patria. However, he does have his own Radio Santo Domingo, which recently attacked the OAS peace team as a "bunch of washed-up diplomats whose shortsightedness does not allow them to see beyond the thick crystal of their glasses...
...Jeannie are only three of the 18 new shows that will be tickling the ribs of laugh machines next year. The most promising of the situations seems to be occupied by Hogan's Heroes (CBS), a sort of World War II P.O.W. version of Bilko's bunch who use their prison camp as an Allied headquarters for spying and plotting escape routes for downed pilots. As usual, though, it looks like old tricks for most of the other new dogs...
Then I was young and foolish, to think that the hoary maxim, "pitching is 75 per cent of the game," was a bunch of . After all, what makes a like a few .300 hitters and muscle-men who can belt a every other game...