Word: colder
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Moby got heated up over the sight of Petkevich: Petkevich was very insulted and protested. "Ish male. Call me Ish male." Heimert poured water on Moby's heated Websterian brow. The water splashed on the ice, and Petkevich complained that pouring water on the ice only made the ice colder. And it was too cool already. In the end, Heimert had such difficulty getting his overeager Moby Zamboni out of the rink that he had to back...
Were ever colder on that day, a million miles away...
...PACINO scares people a little. It's not that they really believe he's like Michael Corleone, the ever colder, ever tougher youngest son he plays in The Godfather. But on the other hand, well...he was pretty damned convincing--that cool of his, that hard growing cool, was really too scary to seem anything but genuine. So here he is in the flesh, people can't help saying things like, "When you shot those two guys..." and "God, you sure wrecked that brother-in-law of yours...
...slid gingerly into the water, which was colder that at most of the London pools. The Camden pool somehow seemed more serious that most, what with its colder water and the spectator stands and the modern dressing rooms. The others had cramped, Victorian halls, with columns and red bricks, and chipped, discolored tiles...
Spring-traditionally the season of resurrection, of Christ and love and baseball. On the campuses of the country spring involves another tradition: the reawakening of the radical political consciousness that hibernates during the colder months. As the snow and ice flow down the sewers, the streets once again look, open and inviting for marches and demos. Sometimes even the President is good enough to hand us an issue or two, providing the moral basis for sunbathing on the common with thousands of others...