Word: rolled
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...seemed to be with the Crimson who, despitebeing a man down for the last 46 minutes of thegame, consistently outhustled the Bulldogs. Thefirst overtime saw a golden opportunity for theCrimson, as Williams lofted a perfect cross to anopen Hutcherson, who lofted the ball over the Yalekeeper and watched it roll within inches of thegoal line before being knocked away by a Yaledefender...
...People want to do more with their clothes. Youcan roll around in your suit, and you can stand upwithout a wrinkle on you," Robinson said...
...capstone of the day will be a banquet honoring those selected to the Ivy League's Silver Anniversary Honor Roll--for which each Ivy institution was asked to name two athletes from each sport--and Harvard's own Silver Anniversary Team...
...very different council, but even up to a year ago, the council was a highly politically charged and politically divisive place. Conservatives had a special area of the room in which they sat religiously. The most progressive students on the council did as well. Almost every vote was a roll call vote, and several students could be found sitting in the aisles tallying the votes for their own curiosity, with the final result hanging in the balance until the last moment...
...even a liquor monopoly couldn't save Russia's cash-strapped government, which is why the central bank's printing presses continue to roll. The government refuses to disclose how many rubles have been churned out, but with the monthly inflation rate at 67 percent and rising, Russia looks set for another season of hyperinflation. In the face of a hemorrhaging ruble, Primakov has promised to look out for the needs of the poor; seizing the vodka supply may be the best way he knows of doing that...