Word: jog
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...million autographs he signed in an effort to reunite the game with the people. The 46,000 fans who were at Camden Yards on Sept. 6 aren't about to forget the fifth inning, when his 2,131st straight game became official and they made him jog around the park--an odd way to show their appreciation for someone's work ethic...
...have not noticed increased security of any kind in my area, and the streets are still very dark. (Bright streetlights are a deterrent to crime.) The advice of the Harvard Police in your article, "not to walk or jog along Memorial Drive or Storrow Drive alone," comes as cold comfort to people who live there. And besides, I live alone--my partner of 15 years has been unable, after three years of looking, to find employment in this state. Nor can I afford a bodyguard to accompany me daily between here and my office at the Semitic Museum...
...walk or jog along Memorial Drive or Storrow Drive alone...
...WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, I turned in my thesis and got very drunk on English department champagne. The same morning, my roommate Alex arrived from New York, where he'd been interviewing at Sony Studios. They had offered him a jog, starting next fall. He explained how every room in the entire complex has a refrigerator full of soda and big bowls of free snacks. "But no chips," he complained. Later that afternoon, as I stumbled in from my champagne reception, my other roommate, Greg, announced that he'd just been offered a job in the Time Warner New Media Department...
...Secretary of Defense declares that he wants a ROTC program in every pot, how dare they question his authority? In the coming battle, we shall see who our enemies are, oh yes we will. The Kremlin on the Charles thinks it can force our young warriors to jog down the river to MIT, but it will think again, my brothers...