Word: clutching
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...during the biggest games of the season—the NCAA semifinals and championship game—the first line meshed and Vaillancourt came up big in the clutch. Those who had the opportunity to see Vaillancourt play during the NCAA’s understand just why her adjustment helped make Harvard an instant contender for the title...
With Harvard and Boston College deadlocked at three heading into overtime on Nov. 25, 1988, sophomore forward Ted Donato could barely contain his excitement. He prided himself on his clutch performances, and if he was off the ice with the game on the line, he’d get antsy...
...season long, Corriero proved she could score consistently—tallying at least one point in 32 of Harvard’s 34 games. Saturday night, her performance demonstrated she can come up big in the clutch, though this too is consistent with her play all season long—she leads the nation with 11 game-winning goals and 23 power-play goals...
...pipes and crawl to the upper city and steal water." He darts into a narrow alley of corrugated iron shacks. "Here in the lower city is where they make everything for the upper city. No laws, no health and safety, no restrictions on pollution. Total free enterprise." Spying a clutch of new apartment blocks on the horizon, Kapur says the only time the two cities meet in his vision is when upper-city revelers venture into the lower city's "paradise clubs," where anything goes...
...range of these roles that has created the Cult of Stokes - that sends his own clutch of fans to the stage door after each show - so much as the power he invests in them. He has a stately bearing, the emotional grandeur associated with Barrymore and Olivier, and a baritone voice of passion, precision and thrust. The musical theater can boast of a few, a very few leading men with the gift of delight: I?d want Kevin Kline on Broadway each year, and Martin Short in any musical comedy. (Short could play both main roles in The Producers, perhaps...