Word: limpingly
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Moments earlier, Mann had set the stage for Wallace’s heroics. The sophomore ignited the limp Harvard offense by pulling a one-two, inside fastball over the left-center field fence to cut the lead in half...
...time, the band has packed up everything once more and moved to LA. They hooked up with producer Josh Abrahams, whose genius lies behind the success of Korn, Limp Bizkit and Staind, and the result is Pacifier, their U.S. debut...
...Right now, for example, bank managers need never fear for their jobs no matter how poorly they perform; that's because extensive cross-ownership between banks and affiliated companies minimizes publicly available shares, making corporate takeovers, especially by foreigners, exceedingly difficult. Shielded from competition, lame banks are free to limp along with little incentive to reform. Another example strikes right at the heart of the country's pocketbooks. Using the dubious justification that the nation's food supply needs to be more "self-sufficient," Japan's inefficient agricultural sector has successfully lobbied for tariffs and subsidies to protect it from...
...some things in this game just did not make sense. When Meyer drilled Welch into the BU bench in the crucial final minutes of the game, and Welch proceeded to limp around the ice favoring his shoulder, it didn’t make sense. Welch has six inches and 20-30 lbs. on Meyer...
...rockers such as Porsche's 911 GT2 ($182,000), now preen and pose in showrooms. Since 1995, sports-car sales have risen more than 50%, to about 100,000 this year, and are forecast to grow an additional 60% by 2007. While the overall market for two-seaters is limp right now--it's the kind of purchase that people postpone in an uncertain economy--automakers have their reasons for rolling out new models, including next year's Chrysler Crossfire and Mazda...