Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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South Florida's crime rate. Drug shootouts are becoming a frequent sight in certain parts of Miami. At a busy intersection in Coral Gables last month, for example, a Mercedes Benz was suddenly surrounded and its 30-year-old Colombian driver killed in a burst of machine-gun fire...
...President, fewer than any other President in the past 50 years. Of course, such infrequency gives the Washington press corps fewer self-important opportunities to appear on national TV as vigilant public defenders. But some among them also extol press conferences as an inspired device to require more frequent public accounting by the President. The public, caring less, may feel it sees enough of the President on the evening news, and in this belief would be wrong...
Adding to the disorganization in the booters' attack were frequent substitutions and position changes on the field in the second half. In one 20-minute stretch, Keller-Sarmiento subbed back into the game, then played center halfback, left halfback, and left wing...
...released at the age of 60) and his captors' respect for his reputation, Wodehouse was released from the prison camp. He often asked to be returned to England or at least to be sent to the neutral states but was denied permission to leave Berlin. Nevertheless, he was allowed frequent contact with U.S. reporters, and most not have considered his broadcasts as anything different from the numerous interviews he gave to American publications...
...clot; in Peking. He discovered the technique during an operation in 1952 when he accidentally jarred loose a tiny bone in the middle ear, immediately restoring the patient's hearing. After perfecting the procedure on hundreds of cadavers, he taught the operation all over the world, becoming a frequent visitor to China in the process...