Word: coast-to-coast
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Trailing 4-2 with less than three minutes to play, Crimson defenseman Jim Coady seized the puck on the left side of his own net. The junior raced coast-to-coast untouched up the left flank and into the Princeton zone. Coady then cut inside and jammed the puck past High, quenching Harvard's 50-minute scoring drought...
...health, planners in the U.S. tried to schedule free time between large events so Mandela would be able to rest. But Mandela does not have to try to do everything on this trip. Demand for the international superstar is so intense that the A.N.C. intends to arrange a second coast-to-coast American tour before the end of the year. By then he may have maneuvered his party and his country onto a path toward a more peaceful future...
Turow's life at the moment is hectic. As a lawyer, he is representing clients in what he delicately describes as "three grand-jury matters" that will occupy some of his attention as he sets off on a coast-to-coast publicity tour for his new novel. Why not simply stay at home and take care of business? "Since I've taken money for this project, I owe all the people who have an investment...
...they won't, because Earth Day has been sold. In order to create a multi-million dollar, coast-to-coast celebration, Earth Day organizers have chosen to rely on the support of corporations, cooperating with those who continue to destroy the planet even as they contribute to a celebration of conservation. Consider...
...small fee--considerably less than the cost of Federal Express or a plane ticket to Boston--the student faxed her paper to her professor and had an extra week to lounge on the sunny beaches of California. It took her less time to send 15 pages coast-to-coast than it would have taken her to walk from her Quad dorm room to her professor's office...