Word: slept
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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William Theodore Walton (known on his fans' banners as WILLIAM THE GREAT or WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR) was ready at last for a little serious basketball. As usual, the vegetarian tiger played as if he had dined on red meat all week; as if he had slept sweetly and spent all his waking hours on the practice court; as if his knees were made of steel cables; as if his only icons were the ball and the hoop...
...have to decide today?' Members of the committee take this as an implied order to resolve their differences and come back the next day with a recommendation." -Last year Jamieson spent 116 days on the road, visiting Exxon operations at home and abroad. "On my latest trip I slept in eight beds in eight nights," he says. During weekends and on vacations, he carves out time for his favorite pastimes: golf, quail hunting, salmon fishing-and gardening with his wife, Ethel May, at their rambling house in Mamaroneck...
...just slept in this hut with the 20 children and the father. The only problem was eating their food," he added. "It was just...
...that you suffer from acute dyspepsia," said Holmes, as he ushered our guest to a chair. "I see further that you have not slept in two days, do a lot of praying at odd hours, and have been experiencing great difficulty with a tape recorder...
Friday the rabbi slept late, Saturday he went hungry, Sunday he stayed home, and Monday he took off (for Israel). On Tuesday, in this popular mystery series, Rabbi David Small is back with his congregation in the Massachusetts town of Barnard's Crossing. A colleague who is also going to Israel recommends Small as his replacement teacher of a course in Jewish philosophy at a nearby college. He begins his academic side career with customary zeal. When a bomb goes off in the dean's office, apparently killing a faculty member, the police first arrest student radicals, then...