Word: dashed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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TIME'S review should serve as a dash of cold water . . . Let us hope that . . . Scully will return to the realm of the bedroom, with whose intricacies he is undoubtedly more familiar...
Winthrop end Paul Rhodes pulled down a long pass from halfback Frank Hernberg to give the Puritans an early lead, but Gilbert then went 65 yards on the longest run of the game and tied the score. Rhinelander quickly followed with a 15-yard dash to the six-yard line, from where he plunged through guard for another tally...
...below Suwon. He halted his column and jumped out yelling: "This is 1st Cavalry. This is 1st Cavalry!" G.I.s of the 7th Division, who were dug in by the roadside waiting to take care of what they thought was a Red advance, recognized his vehicles. Baker had led a dash of 106.4 miles in eleven hours, had tied the U.N. advance from the south with U.S. troops in the north. It was a slender thread soon to become a mighty noose around 50,000 enemy troops...
...ready, warned the platoon of U.S. Pershing tanks to stand by. Bazookamen, machine-gunners and an artillery observation post on a hill close by were alerted. Each night, as the enemy tanks started "bowling" their fire down the road, artillery and mortars would instantly open fire. Red infantrymen would dash ahead of the tanks, trying to remove land mines and setting off flares carefully planted by the Americans which lit up the enemy soldiers and made them perfect targets. Lummis' guns would tear into them. Then, when the tanks themselves got close enough, Lummis' bazookamen-who had orders...
...border, Pierre lands in Cornwall and tries to dethrone Tudor King Henry VII. With Pierre comes his lovely bride, Catherine Gordon, a granddaughter of James I of Scotland. But, in the crucial battle, Pierre falters when he sees that the stolid English really prefer Tudor stability to York dash...