Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...After a fast start, helped along by the somewhat diminished "roaring failwind," Mollerus's boat countered Yale's and Princeton's flutter's increases in the stroke cadence--with bursts of power that left the Crimson in control...
...statistically at least, fading into the netherworld of mediocrity. His fastball was not so fast...
...NUMBER OF AMERICANS behind bars has doubled in the last decade. These are currently 663,000 people incarcerated in the nation's prison and the count is growing fast. Many prisons are grossly overcrowded with several inmates occupying cells designed for one or two people. More prisons are being built, but the cost is staggering--100 are currently under construction at a projected total cost of $3.5 billion. Operating prisons is also extremely expensive, ranging from $13,000 to as much as $10,000 a year for each inmate...
...Crimson's comeback hopes were fulled when the attack failed on several promising fast break opportunities, including one Scalise considered crucial...
Then as excellent fast break opportunity came up empty when a Crimson shot sailed wide to the right. The Minutemen look the bull and promptly scored, ending Harvard's comeback before it began...