Word: enjoyed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Sixth Amendment is most explicit: "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy ... trial." Defense lawyers and hard-nosed cops alike support the principle, in theory at least. The innocent get freed faster, the guilty get put away faster, and the community has a better sense of the quid pro quo of punishment for crime...
Ephman coach Sean Sloane said, "The boys always enjoy playing Harvard. We know we are going to lose, but we wind up learning a lot. Harvard has a very classy team and they should handle Dartmouth easily...
...medical drama and the detective mystery. The case history becomes a sort of whodunit in which the psychiatrist discovers the origins of the crime in the boy's upbringing, in which new psychiatric clues, like the picture of a horse that replaced a print of a suffering Christ, enjoy the same status as, say, the murder weapon in a Perry Mason. Peter Firth (Strang) and Anthony Hopkins (Dysart) put more passion and energy into their roles than you can find in half a dozen revivals of "Where's Charley?" Hopkins (who played Pierre Bezoukhov in the BBC War and Peace...
...OECD predicts that unemployment will reach 8% in the U.S. next year, compared to 3.5% to 4% for Britain. Inflation in the U.S. will run at a 10% clip, better than Britain's 18% but worse than the relatively modest 6.75% rate West Germany will enjoy despite its recent shift to stimulative policies...
...from John Steinbeck's naturalistic opus Of Mice and Men. The pleader is Lennie, a ruined hulk who grasps ideas with his hands instead of his brain. Looming about the California farm land, Lennie is barely held in tow by his keeper George. Together, the two migratory workers enjoy a classic symbiosis, the blending of brute strength and animal cunning...