Word: ran
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...would like to get to know her better." He introduced himself but didn't see her again for a few months. Then he decided in mid-November to "chase her down" since it was "the age of Flintstones" and "men actually paid for dates in those days." he ran into some trouble because he remembered her name as "Sophia Rosenberger," but perhaps with a little bit of heavenly intervention, he located her, and they married the following August...
...suspects threatened the guard with a gun, took one of the cloth sacks of cash and then fled, according to witnesses. The guard ran after the two men and opened fire, hitting one suspect in the back and another in the head and arm, police said...
Lunchtime crowds of Cantabrigians and Harvard students ran in terror as the shots were fired, hiding. between cars, under tables and behind theconcrete benches outside the Dunster St. Au BonPain. No bystander injuries were reported...
...that illustrated this was watched closely by just about everyone in the computer world. It was that of David LaMacchia, an M.I.T. undergraduate who was charged last April with conspiring to distribute millions of dollars' worth of illegally copied commercial software over the Internet. LaMacchia allegedly set up and ran an online bulletin board that allowed anyone who accessed it to copy for free a variety of software programs. Touted as the largest single instance of software piracy ever uncovered, LaMacchia's case was thrown out last December by Massachusetts Federal Judge Richard Stearns, who decided that the senior from...
...have been rather modest. In one test involving 200 homes in the Denver area, U S West, AT&T and TCI found that viewers ordered an average of only 2.5 films a month. But that was over a clunky system in which human attendants pulled videotapes from shelves and ran them on VCRs in response to calls placed by customers. When it is completed, the I-way is supposed to deliver thick bundles of electronic wares that could combine true video on demand with local, long-distance and wireless telephone services, which consumers now buy separately...