Word: loads
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...assuming a full [load] upon returning," Carnesale said...
...from steel to flat-panel computer displays studied ways to get their goods on the road. Commented Yasuo Iwamoto, marketing chief for the Kobe Port Authority: ``The fact is that Kobe was the container center for Japan. In the long term, I doubt that other ports can take the load we divert to them...
When I was a first-year I heard about all these courses that were supposedly "guts," such as "Heroes for Zeroes" and "Jesus and the Easy Life." Well, I soon discovered I could not find a class that had a low work-load and an easy grading scale. The moral of this story is that you can avoid work in a class at Harvard, but its virtually impossible to have a work-gut be an easy grade too. (If you find one let me know.) It seems Harvard has been trying to remove the really easy courses, and others, like...
...Brien said a rapidly expanding case load necessitated a revamping that would direct the system's resources toward patients. The city hospital received around 100,000 ambulatory visits in 1987, but is expected to get more than 230,000 this year, O'Brien said...
...there room for two more networks offering another load of laugh tracks, retreads and raunchy wisecracks? Industry opinion is divided. Start-up costs have been estimated at $300 million apiece, and each network could lose between $50 million and $75 million in the first year alone. Also, unlike Fox, which was able to scoop up relatively strong independent stations in a number of markets when it began, Warner and Paramount have had to settle for the weaker leftovers. Paramount seems in the better position at the outset: it has signed up 96 affiliates (covering 79% of the country...