Word: fed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Martin fed the ball to Bobby Mellen for goal number nine at 2:20, then got another of his own eight minutes later, but that was all she wrote. Like the Crimson rally itself, Gary Pedroni's goal with only three seconds left was just too late to make a difference...
...Service men around, don't worry about it," he assures Frost. "One of these days I'll give you a lecture on security." After two hours of one session, Frost suggests that Nixon might want a break. Nixon looks at the technicians, and jokes: "Those guys look pretty well fed to me. They can hold out for another hour." The taping resumes. Nixon is described by one adviser as "ebullient" at his ability to handle the questions. Adds one intimate: "It sounds odd to put it this way, but in a sense he enjoyed it. He rose to the demands...
...Fed by its new arterial supply, the patient's heart might have sprung back into action spontaneously. Instead, it twitched uselessly. Mamiya coolly called for the paddles-two plastic-covered electric stimulators-and pressed them against the exposed heart. It jumped under the shock, but continued twitching ineffectually...
...Frank's romances seemed greater than ever, somehow. It was as if once I knew what my own life was to be, I needed to participate more wholeheartedly in the lives of others...--I tell myself that a healthy imagination is like a healthy appetite and must be fed. If you do not feed it the lives of your friends, I maintain, then you are apt to feed it your own life, to live in your imagination rather than upon...
...posited that all of human knowledge has been fed into Proteus, but it seems to be fixated on two authors. One is Sade. How else explain the frequency with which it contrives to place its loved one in variously humiliating bondage scenes? The other is surely Kahlil Gibran, from whom it has obviously borrowed its sententious prose style. In the end, Proteus manages to get itself destroyed-too big for its breeches as it were. But not before it effects a kind of reincarnation: the child Christie conceives looks exactly like the one she lost to cancer. There are enough...