Word: displays
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...split-second frames, the defense fractured a seamless sequence of apparent brutality into a hundred moments of uncertain meaning. Attorney Stone contended that King can be seen attempting to rise at several points. "In the hundredths of a second between this photograph and this one," Stone said of one display, "Mr. King is again coming up off the ground, and he charges Officer Powell...
...guilty of unbounded perfidy. In Bosnia, where Croats, Serbs and Muslims have lived peaceably side by side for decades, the Serbs have already forced Muslim President Alija Izetbegovic to agree to a tripartite division of the newly independent country into ethnic regions. The absurdity of it all is on display in Bosnia's schools, where children not old enough to shave sport Serb, Croat or Muslim badges and tattoos...
Have the press and the public been giving Bush a free ride? Yes and no. It is true that he has not been subjected to the same intense glare as his opponent, but sitting Presidents rarely are. While challengers can spring from nowhere with nothing more than ambition on display, Presidents are far better- known quantities. Bush, who has already served 11 years as President and Vice President, is a more familiar figure than most incumbents. On the other hand, Bush has been questioned over the years on a number of sensitive issues -- ranging from his family's business dealings...
...display at the New York Auto Show has a range of 100 miles per charge and can go from 0 to 60 in 25 seconds. With a top speed of 65 m.p.h., it can hold its own on the freeway. It is much more than a "glorified golf cart," as Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca points out, adding, "You can get a speeding ticket in this...
...direction is inconsistent, too. Some scenes--such as when Paul's sister Elsie) Jennifer Giering) ignores Paul and searches for her favorite talk show-- display flawless, meticulous staging. Other scenes are just plain careless. In Act One, two movers (Steve Peterson and Jonathan Weinberg) effortlessly lift boxes, but Peterson complains that he is exhausted from lifting them...