Word: coast-to-coast
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Dunham, who started in place of injured co-captain Katie Gates for the second game in a row, also hit a crucial coast-to-coast layup in the final minute of the first half to cut the peak Husky lead of 16 down...
From the 2000 applicants, Murphy and the coaching staff decide on a top 75 or 100. Murphy then flies coast-to-coast and meets with most of the team’s desired prospects and evaluates them up close. After his trips, Murphy submits a list to the Admissions Office and from there the 35 strongest candidates are admitted to Harvard. Since the Ivy League sets a matriculation cap of 35 athletes per year, both Murphy and admissions officers must be extremely selective. In fact, compared to the College-wide admission figure of 10.9 percent, becoming a Harvard...
...ultimate challenge, however, is America. Friends' producers are negotiating the sale of the movie to the U.S. for coast-to-coast distribution, possibly before the end of the year. Miramax and 20th Century Fox have expressed interest in Little Match Girl and 2009, says Judy Ahn, international sales manager for Tube Entertainment, which is producing both films. Shiri director Kang Je Gyu is setting his sights even higher. There's a hush-hush project in the works, he says, which involves taking his production company to Hollywood to shoot. "We might get a big U.S. star," he says...
...Crimson did not score again until the middle of the third period, when Botterill set Shewchuk free on a coast-to-coast breakaway. Shewchuk accelerated across mid-ice at maximum speed with an unobstructed path to the net and the game on the line. Van Beusekom was helpless to stop...
...great pass from Jen, all the way, coast-to-coast basically," Shewchuk said. "She just made my job easy. I just put a move on [Van Beusekom]. And, fortunately, the goalie made the first move and, when they do that, it's not that difficult...