Word: horned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...like me." Onozuka's Odds On line, now in its first season, shows not only his affection for well-worn American work wear but also a witty and idiosyncratic eye for fabrication and shaping that make his clothes look as funny and funky and comfortable as something a bebop horn player might have worn in the '50s to a gig at Birdland. "I don't love any particular American designer," Onozuka says, "but I love American thrift shops, where you see something all crushed and hung up on a hanger as if someone had just taken...
Though the last to qualify, Harvard stands a good chance of doing well in the Nationals. "The last qualifiers in each of the last two years have gone on to win the National championships," Harvard sailing Coach Mike Horn said...
...Instead of treating the spring like the second half of the season, we had to start again as though it was the beginning of the year," Horn said...
...correspondents. "Their mood was sullen and angry," notes TIME's Fischer, "but their hostility did not seem directed at us." After Gaddafi's brief TV appearance Wednesday night, demonstrators began chanting "Down, Down, U.S.A.!" in front of the hotel, while others, in a more festive mood, organized a horn-tooting, flag-waving victory procession along the city's + corniche. Libyan radio reports that U.S. pilots had been lynched by furious mobs did not engender affection for Americans nor did it make the reporters less jittery...
When Romual Piecyk, a refrigeration mechanic in New York City, found a double-parked car blocking his way on Sept. 11, 1984, he honked his horn. Two beefy men got out of the offending car, slapped him around and grabbed the $325 he was carrying. Piecyk telephoned police, who picked up his attackers in a nearby restaurant...