Word: connected
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...parks are there, the green ways are there, the pedestrian veins and arteries connect them." The university, says Pereira, "will be a real link between town and gown, a place intimately connected with the center of learning...
...Technicality. Surprisingly, the defense chose to rest its case without calling any witnesses to attempt to connect Butts with known gamblers, to try to show that he might have been tipping Georgia's hand in order to ensure some bets. There was, said Judge Lewis Morgan, no question that the article was libelous. It would be up to Butts and his lawyer to convince the jury that the Post had not proved the story to be true...
...everything behind each pitch," Radatz says. "He argued that 240 Ibs. was a natural blessing-so why not put it to good use?" Radatz likes to face pinch hitters. "After all, I'm all heated up, and they're coming off the bench cold to try and connect with one of my fast balls...
...brief, Le Corbusier advocated "cities of tomorrow" composed of immense, largely self-contained apartment blocks, widely spaced in open parks. Bands of superhighways would weave about these superblocks, while a network of smaller roads and pedestrian walks would connect individual units...
Hughes does not go on to connect the election of Eisenhower himself with the apathy he diagnoses; he remains convinced that Eisenhower was chosen precisely to restore America's vitality, but that the deeds were not equal to the integration. Hughes's desire to see excitement and purpose re-introduced into politics is evident not only in his argument, but, less impressively, in his writing. No less than the presidents he criticizes, Hughes is too often rhetorical rather than substantive. In his first and last chapters especially he indulges himself with writing like this (describing the sources of his enthusiasm...