Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Gray is a doctor, not an author, and his writing occasionally wanders into verbosity. But the pace of his storytelling never lags. As a doctor, Gray had access to both the rich and the poor, seeing more facets of the Saudi culture than a diplomat might. The narrative skips around in time as the author tries, sometimes confusingly, to cram all of three years of experience into 300 pages; he shares dinner with a Bedouin tribe, attends a royal wedding, and spends a great deal of time in conversations with a wide range of Saudi patients and acquaintances, from poor...
Harvard officials have said that the new guidelines could significantly change--either slow or speed--the pace of such research at Harvard. The University now receives about $5 million annually from corporate research contracts, in addition to about $100 million from the government that is handled according to guidelines established...
...killed with a pickax, you know. I imagine some day John Carpenter will make a movie of it." Emily Mann, the play's director, is alive to both the passion and the ambiguities in each man's argument and, by staging the piece at a ferocious pace, demonstrates that the drama of ideas can be the most exalted of blood sports...
...sophomore Rob Hawley (one goal) have been dangerous on the attack so far. But attackman Steve Bartentelder (even with two goals Saturday). first team All-Ivy last season, and a pair of All Ivy honorable mention midfielders. Steve Voelkel and Brendan Meagher, are behind last year's scoring pace...
...Reid, adding, "We had good control of the conditions." Although Brown jumped to an early two-seat lead, the Radcliffe heavies pulled even at the 500-meter mark. Brown sprinted at the 1000-meter mark but couldn't maintain its speed as the Black and White stepped up the pace in the final 30 strokes to vanquish Brown by three seconds...