Word: musters
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...work two jobs just to meet the rent, and asking for a viola seemed an incredibly misplaced and futile request. Perhaps their local community was economically depressed. Maybe, instead of Mr. Perry to show them how to release the pent-up emotions inside, they could only muster up a can of spray paint and a freeway underpass...
...Starr lives on," says TIME Washington correspondent Viveca Novak. "He was never going to charge Clinton -- that's not his job. His job is to send a report to the Hill." Whether or not Republicans can muster the political will to take on Clinton is not Starr's problem, and the shrinking legal target (without Paula Jones, perjury in a weak civil case is now perjury in a nonexistent one) isn't either...
Egelhoff started things off by draining two of her treys, while Perez-Giz could only muster one. Seanor hit one and Greene matched her to keep pace...
Even as men saluted the greatest and most grimly Pyrrhic of victories in all the gratitude and good spirit they could muster, they recognized that the discovery which had done most to end the worst of wars might also, quite conceivably, end all wars--if only man could learn its control...
Harvard (11-13, 4-8 Ivy) enters these games sixth in the league and sports three of the league's top scorers: Mike Scott (5th), Tim Hill (7th) and Dan Clemente (8th). The team hopes to finish the season at .500 but first must muster victories over it's Ivy League rivals...