Word: earlied
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...more careful in deciding which advisers he heeds. By following James Baker's counsel during the first term, the President navigated a successful course to re-election. But with Baker at the Treasury, first Don Regan and then Howard Baker have been unable to get the President's ear...
Make no mistake: the decision holds that the six-ft., 10-in. John Fedders was justified in inflicting injuries including a broken ear drum, a wrenched back and neck, cuts, bruises, and black eyes because Charlotte Fedders did not comfort him when he was depressed...
...invisibly but offering no hope or suggestion as to what a trio of young men ought to do when, the roaring onset of hydropowered blotter acid moments away, the conservative governor of California hitches a ride: "Say fellas. Where are you headed?"--but there is a roaring in my ears and I think he is calling us "heads" and so pinned down and in duress I call for reinforcements, my lawyer, my Harvard Law School Professor from the back seat: "Giiiiiinsburg!"--but it is not the pinstriped one that comes bounding front-seatward over the naugahyde but a flashing purple...
...write well requires confidence. The good writer is sure of his ear, his cadence, and his imagery. He must trim his prose with the zeal of the Inquisition. He needs the courage to choose those thoughts which seem right to him, the belief that his thoughts are worth articulating, and the faith that the articulation of those thoughts is worthy. In short, the successful writer is cockily sure of his craft. He is willing to put in the extra hours of work because he knows the result will be commensurate to his effort...
Hunsberger said that the letter, while not referring to any specific complaints about his music, called the sound level "ear-splitting...