Word: packed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...night in Atlanta, he wheeled on reporters and said, "You guys are just a pack. You come zooming in on something. Just take what I said, take it literally, take it figuratively, anywhere else. Put it down. Mark it down. Good, you got it. Elevate it. Elevate it. Elevate it. Elevate...
Defeated Republican Senate candidate Raymond Shamie left the stage at the Copley Marriott, surrounded by a pack of media personalities...
Newspapers generally lag behind the networks in one area: breaking stories. And it's hard to expect the networks not to relish their moment as leaders of the pack. Moreover, it's not the networks' job to guard or build a respect for the electoral process. Let Timothy Wirth turn off his television set. Let those who like to know the news as soon as possible tune in. One possible compromise has been mentioned: close polls across the country at the same time, regardless of time zone differences. If this happens, the country will be presented with the clearest example...
...longer among his customers. According to Sheila Tate, the First Lady's press secretary, "She had some Nipon outfits in her wardrobe back in the first year of the Administration, and she wore some of his clothes during the '80 campaign because they are easy to pack." But even before last week's indictment, Nancy Reagan had already switched to Adolfo, Galanos and Bill Blass...
...waffled a bit himself on the tax issue since the primary, nonetheless has been more realistic spending. More important, he has avoided the disturbing sawing to the right on social issues in recent years, that nationwide stampede back to the 19th century that finds Ray Shamie leading the pack...