Word: haulings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When Samuel Sadove, 25, a doctoral candidate in cetology (the study of whales), and Marine Veterinarian Jay Hyman, 46, tried to put a line around the animal's tail to haul it out to deeper water, the whale batted both men off their feet...
Every day the trucks pull up to the loading docks at Riverside Book and Bible Co., tucked into the cornfields of Iowa Falls, Iowa, and haul away 40 tons of Bibles. Riverside, the nation's biggest Bible wholesaler, enjoyed a 34% jump in sales last year, to $25 million...
Even before they got their green light, the astronauts were settling in for a long haul. With almost anticlimactic ease, Crippen operated the spacecraft's big cargo bay, opening and closing and then reopening its doors. That was an essential maneuver at the start of the second orbit, allowing the ship to rid itself of internal heat from all its operations, and it was executed flawlessly. Televised pictures from space quickly showed just how well the machinery worked. Even the big engine housings in Columbia's tail were dramatically visible against the blackness of space...
According to Cruise Lines International Association, the lines will haul in some $2.8 billion in bookings for 1981. Their 88 ships are virtually sold out year round, and several new liners are under construction. This year 1.5 million passengers are expected to sail out of Florida, New York and California ports...
...battle to gravity. It's monstrously difficult to pull off, and hardly worth the trouble for all but the most natural clowns. No one in The Three Cuckolds betrays any flair for knockabout comedy, so it's hard to understand why the director. Michael S. E. Kaplan, chose to haul out this tedious commedia del l'arte piece and stage it, of all places, on the Loeb Mainstage, which swallows up all but the most stylistically assured productions...