Word: rolled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Beck's unstoppable jump shot over Lionette's arms--often from the right corner--and his foul conversions gave the visitors a 58 to 41 lead at the end of the third quarter. Despite several substitutions, Penn continued to roll with Beck while the Crimson repeatedly made wild passes in the last 10 minutes...
Reduced to tears, Delaney denied everything-or almost everything. All he had done, he said, was arrange to steer Friedman to likely insurance prospects. Then Delaney's health went bad. Commission checks from Friedman began to roll in. What could he do but deposit them? He had conscientiously reported $10,000 of extra income from this source on his tax return...
Since all CRIME editors are of necessity enrolled in Semitic 206a, they must retire today to their desert tents to contemplate the final exam. Thus, there will be no paper Wednesday. The sandstorm should abate by that night in order to permit the presses to roll out the Thursday CRIME...
...Hitler's side in the unsuccessful Munich beer hall Putsch. Back in Austria, he was fond of bleating such sentiments as: "We have much in common with the German Nazis . . . Austria will go fascist sooner or later. Better sooner than later . . . Asiatic heads [meaning Jews] will soon roll in the sands." In 1934, his green-shirted private army, the Heimwehr (Home Guard), attacked social democratic Vienna, beat up and murdered hundreds of Socialists. When the Heimwehr finished, it had obliterated Austria's one solid bloc of resistance to Naziism...
...modern bandeirantes began to roll in 1867, when the British built a railroad up the beetling cliffs between Sáo Paulo and the port of Santos. A coffee boom followed, and for 50 years or so, coffee was the life blood of Sáo Paulo. The state of Sáo Paulo still has more than a billion coffee trees, one-fourth of the world's total, but its coffee land is playing out; the nearest big plantation is now two hours' drive from the capital...