Word: meandering
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...people who turn comical, not sodden, after a glass or two. Traveling Light is the title of one of his airy collections, and Barich seems as if he is about to continue with such beguiling folderol as he commences Big Dreams (Pantheon; 546 pages; $24), which records a long meander around California. Wistfully, lightly, the author recollects arriving in San Francisco as a 25-year-old in 1969. "In the Haight-Ashbury, I rented a cheap flat and furnished it a la mode with a massive stereo and a mattress on the floor. Something new and exciting seemed to enter...
...Automatic for the People, R.E.M.'s follow- up to its 1991 critical and commercial smash, Out of Time. The record gets off to a somber start with Drive, a dirgelike number featuring lyricist and lead singer Michael Stipe, and continues its downward spiral with a string of songs that meander into a morass of hopelessness, anger and loss...
...relationships between the three couples--Steve and Linda, Cliff (Matt Dillon) and Janet (Bridget Fonda), and Debbie (Sheila Kelley) and sundry computer dates--meander, heat up, cool down, and plateau...
After checking out the action in front of Au Bon Pain, where the Chessmaster is hustling a few pretenders out of their hard-earned salaries, meander in and out of some of the local stores...
Third, administrators should immediately provide all relevant health information to students. Regardless of Cambridge claims of safety, students have a right to know the content of the water they drink. Harvard must streamline its notification process so that health warnings do not have to meander through the Harvard bureaucracy...