Word: meagerly
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Tommy’s is failing to live up to even the meager promise of its unofficial slogan, “Tommy’s: Because High Kids Will Eat Any Crap That’s Hot,” disappointing even the very stoned. Complained Mather resident Tyrone P. Pfeiffer ’02, who was extremely baked, “Dude, these wings rate a total 0 on the Wing-O-Meter.” He then inquired whether Gossip Guy “was going to finish those cheese fries...
...creators may have experienced a short-term business side effect when an important convention was cancelled. The Small Press Expo was scheduled to meet in Bethesda Maryland, outside Washington D.C. the weekend following September 11. Sales at the convention make up a large portion of indy publisher's already meager incomes...
nine starters from last year’s young squad, which despite some early-season troubles developed into a respectable unit. Harvard led the Ivy League in run defense last year, allowing a meager 3.3 yards-per-carry...
Author events often require adaptations on the part of the bookstores that sponsor them. Larger than expected audiences require a rapid mobilization of extra chairs. Other times, even well-publicized events will commence with meager attendance. Very small audiences can lead to more informal, conversational events, depending on how the author chooses to proceed. Other times, thoroughly unpredictable events occur. Newhall recalled the amusing incident in which Anne Heche suddenly disappeared from where she had been, shortly before the start of her event. After several nerve-wracking minutes of running up and down Brattle Street, he finally found her?...
Cambridge political pundit Glenn S. Koocher ‘71—citing the last city election’s meager Libertarian turnout of 107 votes—doesn’t think that Condit’s candidacy stands much chance...