Word: shook
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...visit was hastily planned and largely unwanted. There were no flashy motorcades, no wreath layings and no banquets. Yet from the moment that Polish Leader Wojciech Jaruzelski shook hands with French President Francois Mitterrand at Paris' Elysee Palace last week, he had achieved what he sought: the stamp of international respectability from a major West European leader. Mitterrand thus became the first Western head of state to receive Jaruzelski since the Polish leader crushed the independent trade union movement, Solidarity, and imposed martial law on the country four years ago this week...
McMahon capitalized on the error with an 11-yd. touchdown run on the first Cabot-North play. Following good blocks by linemen Tom Moffatt and John O'Brien, he ran through the hole and shook off several attempted tackles en route to the endzone...
...Prince was here once," O'Connor recalls. "He came in with an entourage of 20...no, 40 bodyguards who hovered over him when he sat and drank by himself. He went on to the dance floor and shook around, alone, while these guys stood in a circle around him. Then he just left...
...still could not help asking Mynors, "You will look after him?" For his part, Prince William, 3, maintained his regal composure last week as he became the first heir to the British throne to attend kindergarten. Arriving with the obviously anxious Prince Charles and Princess Diana, William politely shook hands with his teacher and turned obediently to wave a hand at the horde of journalists. Then, without fuss or fidget, the royal pupil disappeared into the basement classroom, where he began an introductory curriculum of paper and clay modeling, painting and music. Less than two hours later, William...
...puzzled as to why the boycott continues," Shook said...