Word: progressions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After three weeks with the team, Restic is pleased with the progress the Crimson has made. Yesterday, he said he was encouraged by the team's ability to "assimilate" the new system. That means the team should know what it's doing come Saturday, and that could spell trouble for Holy Cross. Last spring, Restic said the only possible limitation he could foresee for this season was a mental one, and apparently he feels that this obstacle is no longer a factor...
After three weeks with the team, Restic is pleased with the progress the Crimson has made. Yesterday, he said he was encouraged by the team's ability to "assimilate" the new system. That means the team should know what it's doing come Saturday, and that could spell trouble for Holy Cross. Last spring, Restic said the only possible limitation he could foresee for this season was a mental one, and apparently he feels that this obstacle is no longer a factor...
...says. "It's the volume that counts." The most concrete result of this strategy can be seen in the bank's four-story headquarters. Only a year old, the building is no longer large enough to contain the ever-expanding business, and plans are now in progress to add another four floors...
...ravage the land or each other that enrages him but how artfully and pretentiously they lie about it afterward. When Hrothgar's scops and gleemen sing of the past, quoting liberally from Beowulf, all those random bloody deeds are transformed into acts of loyalty, bravery, selflessness, steps to progress, and signs, even, of religious purpose...
Thirteen years have passed since Alan Sillitoe burst forth, in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, as one of the angriest of Britain's Angry Young Men. If he is still angry, it may be because of his relative lack of progress in more man a decade of hard work. In all he has produced six novels, three collections of short stories, three volumes of poetry, a travelogue on Russia, a play and a children's tale, but the reviews have generally been halfhearted...