Word: murrayism
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Moore had to choose between a bad situation and a worse one: leave McRae open at the point and get in the way of a pass to 6’3, 240-pound defenseman Doug Murray and his hellish slap shot, or take McRae and hope that someone else was free to step up on Murray...
...tied the score, came off a faceoff in Harvard’s end with less than a minute on the clock. Junior center Ryan Vesce won the draw back to defenseman Mark McRae. With Moore skating over to cut off the Big Red’s best shooter, Doug Murray, McRae drifted towards the middle with the puck before firing through traffic. That shot found its way through the traffic and Grumet-Morris could not find the puck...
Less than three minutes later, Dartmouth senior Mike Murray gained possession in his defensive zone and broke free when Crimson defenseman David McCulloch slipped at the blue line. Murray had a clear path to Harvard sophomore goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris before Crimson junior defensemen Kenny Smith hauled him down in front—penalty shot...
...Major Eric Murray of the 3rd Infantry Division crosses the border into Iraq, along with his M-16 rifle and 9-mm Beretta pistol he will be carrying another weapon of war: a briefcase full of cash. Just hours after the 3rd's M1A1 tanks blow through towns and villages on their way to Baghdad, Murray and his Civil Affairs Direct Support Teams will be looking to quickly spend tens of thousands of dollars to start rebuilding blown-up wells, bombed bridges and downed electricity grids. The idea, says Murray, is that instead of waiting for assistance from nongovernmental organizations...
Should war with Iraq break out, it would begin with bombing, commando raids and armored columns pushing north from Kuwait. A second wave of soldiers, including Murray, would follow, fanning out across Iraq on a different mission. Their principal tasks: to win over the Iraqi people by handing out emergency humanitarian aid, and to unearth Saddam's presumed stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons. These soldiers would be operating in a lawless, battle-scarred landscape in which civilians would be fearful and shell-shocked but might have information about weapons of mass destruction (WMD) concealed from U.N. inspectors. And they...