Word: intermittente
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Since 1791, when the U.S. imposed the first tax on whisky, moonshiners have plied their intermittent trade in Dixie's piney woods. They still make a lively dew. At times they garnish their mash with manure to speed fermentation; occasionally a rat, hog or snake crawls into the vat...
An intermittent war of nerves between painters and public has been going on for centuries. Rembrandt's compassionate paintings of events in the Bible were called rotten, and they sold not at all. Children, incited by their elders, mocked Van Gogh in the streets of Arles. True, many of...
As he turned away from the microphones, the onetime West Point cadet was heard to say, "I hope I didn't talk too long." He flew to Augusta, arriving before 1 in the, afternoon. Minutes after he reached the Augusta National Golf Club, Ike was out on the practice...
Until a few weeks ago, being a hemophiliac never had seriously bothered 31-year-old Willie Cooke, a radio repairman in Four Oaks, N.C., despite intermittent hospitalization and transfusions for minor injuries. But when he had a tooth pulled early last month, intensive bleeding (20 to 25 pints a day...
Playing in an intermittent rain that made the Sold a quagmire, the Crimson dominated play throughout the game, as inside forwards Marv Weiss and Mauricio Tore shared scoring honors with two goals apiece.