Word: flashings
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Dartboard wonders if this type of excuse would work here at Harvard. If ever asked why she missed a section or failed to turn an assignment in on time, she is determined to flash one of Bush’s glib smirks—always present at the most inappropriate of moments—and tell her TF that a good excuse just hasn’t “popped” into her head...
...Digitized content is going to be whatever it means to various disciplines,” Moriarty said. “Imagine you’re a biology student and you’re taking a cool course on membranes or proteins. In this case, you could have flash animations of protein synthesis, or a three-dimensional digital model and how molecules pass through it, or tools to look at and rotate molecules in three dimensions...
...mellifluous sounds of Edwards’ voice as they drove to school each day, a calming contrast to parental nagging that both informed and entertained. Edwards presented this generation with the sharp reality of the world in a kinder, gentler manner than the daily newspaper and without the flash and dumbing-down of the night-time news. Whether parents weaned them on NPR at a young age or they discovered it as questioning youngsters in search of good reporting and interesting stories, generation Y’s news-followers came to rely on Edwards as a friendly presence...
...right leg lay extended back after trying to stop Corriero’s shot, McAuliffe picked the puck up off the ice and tried to jump it into the net. Her shot clanged off the inside of the right post, causing the red light behind the glass to flash, though the officials ultimately ruled that the puck had never crossed the goal line...
...right leg lay extended back after trying to stop Corriero’s shot, McAuliffe picked the puck up off the ice and tried to jump it into the net. Her shot clanged off the inside of the right post, causing the red light behind the glass to flash, though the officials ultimately ruled that the puck had never crossed the goal line...