Word: errants
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Lexington, Ky., errant motorists are being given a novel choice by judges: your money or your blood...
...that have already been to the track round and round until they have cooled out from their exercise. All with hardly a sound, as if the whole busy scene had been captured in a silent movie. A person can stand five feet from an angry trainer dressing down an errant groom and never hear a word he is saying...
With a zeal that recalls some of the excesses of the Red Guards of China's Cultural Revolution, student committees have fired ideologically errant professors, and white-collar workers have searched their bosses' desks for pornography. The walls of buildings all over Tripoli sport huge cartoons, which serve as the popular primers of the revolution. One depicts two citizens opening up the cranium of a sleeping bureaucrat and complaining: "The revolution has not yet entered into his head...
Penn's leading scorer on the season, attackman Jon Bock, got into the act next, quick-sticking home an errant bounce in front of the Harvard...
...half a percentage point, to 6¾%. That meant a jump in the charge on loans to the most creditworthy companies. Burns, acting as chairman of the Phase III Committee on Interest and Dividends, wasted no time summoning the bank chiefs to Washington. Like a stern father herding errant sons into the woodshed, he called them into his office one by one and told them that so large a boost was "not justified." Chicago's Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., Boston's First National Bank, and New York's Marine Midland Bank obligingly shaved their increases...