Word: sloshes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...would like to say clearly in the beginning that there was no slosh of false optimism or any drift of phony phantasizing mingling with my real reasons for moving from Cambridge into the South...
...only battle was for second place Desperately rocking his car from side to side to slosh the last few pints of fuel into his starving carburetors, Parnelli Jones limped across the line 6 sec. ahead of Italian-born Rookie Mario Andretti-and almost instantly ran completely out of gas. Climbing out, he took off his helmet and began pushing his car the i mi. back to the pits...
...pound. But LH2 begins to boil above -423 °F., and because it is so cold, engineers usually find it too hot to handle. Most metals shiver to pieces when they come in contact with it, and its extreme volatility makes it flash into explosive gas at the gentlest slosh...
Viewers who resist change can find something familiar in ABC's Breaking Point, the season's new addition to the psycho ward. Following the tried Kil-casey formula, there's a young, straight-talking psychiatrist and an old, knowing psychiatrist. There is also a slosh of psychiatric midden. How long will TV go on mistaking mental upset for high drama...
Psychiatry & Wolves. Hoping to catch some of the popularity slosh from NBC's Eleventh Hour and Hazel, ABC has a new 50-minute hour on psychiatry called Breaking Point, and NBC has hired Imogene Coca to play an itinerant maid named Grindl, who drops dishes in a different job each week. Other shows are not so imitative...