Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...passenger train is certainly not a true alternative to the private automobile. How many people take a train to shop for groceries? Nor are Europe and Japan able to operate "fast, comfortable and dependable" trains without large government subsidies...
...that was a trilogy, so it should have taken 21. "One night," he told TIME's Gerald Clarke, "I finished two of the Normans at once. It was such a strain that I vowed to myself I would never do it again." Why does he write so fast? "I think it's because I don't like doing it very much. I want to get it over with. I write the play, and the moment it is finished it goes straight into production. Between writing and opening there is about five weeks. Then the play...
...April 6, 1969, Easter Sunday, two canoes set out on the Russian River, a few miles east of Guerneyville in Northern California. The river was running very high and very fast. The group travelled about a mile without incident until, while rounding a turn in the stream, both canoes struck a tree that had been mostly obscured by the flood. The lead canoe tipped its passengers and then righted itself, floating out of reach of the boaters. The second wrapped itself around the tree and stayed there, a bizarre Christmas ornament one holiday late. Rescuers in Guerneyville picked up five...
...game, Faught's third tally of the first half, exemplified the Harvard offense's precision passing. Freshman middle Matt Fee cleared the ball from the defensive zone, then drilled a pass to a sprinting Terry Trusty who in turn fed attackman Norman Forbush at the point of the fast break alignment. Forbush hit Faught in front with a quick pass, and bingo, a picture-perfect goal...
...thing is that the offense is improving. We were able to break with the ball. We scored three fast break goals. We moved the ball better, smoother. I don't think we are going to lose on this field," co-captain Jamie Egasti said after the game...