Word: hardest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hardest workers. He doesn't hold back at all, and he gives absolutely everything he has to give," Glueck said. "His attitude has been super, even in the years when he wasn't playing...
...hardest thing of all to swallow is hip talk...
...suggested that the reason the only two publicized cases of harassment involved Black professors is because these were the ones the University allowed word to get out about. She isn't saying that the University actively publicized these two cases--but just that the University did not try its hardest to keep things quiet...
...billion. But if one bank out of 15,000 loses money for one quarter, it looks like the end of the world to people." Most Washington officials share the bankers' confidence. Says a member of the Federal Reserve Board: "Even the relatively few banks that have been hardest hit have weathered the recession extremely well...
After a time, the Brewers began to drift, as the hardest and softest losers invariably do, to the other clubhouse to commend the winners. "Step aside men," one of the Cardinal coaches said. "Here comes Mr. Kuenn." Six weeks after the Milwaukee manager had a prosthesis fitted for his right leg, amputated below the knee because of a circulation crisis in 1980, he was already on a golf course, playing, and he is eager to be there again. "After these last three weeks," Kuenn said, "you can scream while I'm putting and I won't mind...