Word: sighs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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When team members discovered that the B.C. women's cross country team was still recuperating from an appearance at the national championships in Arkansas on November 22, however, they breathed a collective sigh of relief...
When droves of non-Harvard students descend on Cambridge for the annual autumnal ritual of Head of the Charles, the Square to them seems alive and exciting. But for Harvard students, the weekend brings little more than a sigh of relief that the flood of warnings and flyers from house superintendents is finally over...
REVERE, Mass.--In two months, when the bell sounds and the last race is run here at Wonderland, Mary Sacca will sigh, pack up her programs and head for the door--probably for the last time...
Morgan then directed the orb to freshman Emily Stauffer, who volleyed it from the outside edge of the six-yard box and by the Quaker keeper to put Harvard on top and allow the team a brief sigh of relief...
...public heaved an enormous sigh of relief at the relative smoothness of the operation, many found the manner and the content of the deal that had forestalled an invasion distasteful. To get out of a jam, the current President had lent his authority to a failed former President. The terms of Jimmy Carter's arrangement to remove Haiti's brutal junta were so much less than Clinton had promised only days before. The agreement did not require the dictators to leave Haiti after their retirement, and they did not even sign it. It implied they and their followers were entitled...