Word: endlessly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...labor camps during World War II come to mind much more quickly. In most American prisons, convicts can opt to work various jobs for small wages. It has been many years since Robert Eliot Burns uncovered the horrors of chain gangs in Georgia: long lines of men chained together, endless hours in the unbearable sun and whippings for workers who did not satisfy supervisors...
...entire world view was contained within the prism of endless conflict with the Soviet Union," Dukakis said...
...have indeed had an annus horribilis. On May 28, Dunster House Junior Sinedu Tadesse stabbed her roommate 45 times with a hunting knife before hanging herself. Disturbing occurrences like the delivery to The Crimson of a mysterious foreboding letter with a photograph of Tides and endless speculation of roommate tensions, have cast a nasty pallor over the University community. There were two other suicides in Dunster House this year, and another in Kirkland House. In March, a Harvard Square bank was robbed in broad daylight and resulted in what The Economist called a "shoot-out at high noon...
...been so long I hardly remember the alterations I effected from the high school me, but I'm sure at the time they seemed radical. There would be no more quick runs in parents' stationwagons to Strathmore Bagels during free periods, no more 90210, no more endless phone calls to friends who lived 20 feet away, no more mall...
...crew of the U.S.S. Kearsarge, the ship O'Grady was taken to from Bosnia, and insisted repeatedly that he be put through to O'Grady's stateroom. The aide had no luck. Jane Pauley managed to persuade O'Grady to appear on Dateline NBC, but only after an endless series of phone calls and personal notes. And as O'Grady's father William says, "we're being contacted by everyone" for book and movie deals. So far, none has been struck...