Word: snappings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...helped create the problem, and the Administration is obligated to help solve it." The proposal to lower the tax cap to $160 drew some hoots. "The Administration is making a terrible philosophical and political mistake," Republican Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon warned Stockman. "Eventually [the public] will turn and snap at us. You're going down the wrong path if you want to cut off debate on national health insurance...
EVERY EVENING this week at the Loeb, upwards of 40 talented people have convened to pour their creative energies down a bottomless pit. As usual, weeks of work show their traces in the intricate movement of scenes, the well-targeted snap of dance steps, the synchronized sparkle of line delivery and reaction. The complex mainstage machinery rises and whirs, the orchestra thumps away, the presentation flows. But the pit yawns, and engulfs the actors' sparkle, and remains bottomless, for theirs is the most pitifully misguided endeavor the Harvard stage has witnessed in many moons...
...This was the first time ever that we all put it together," said sophomore middle hitter Mohan Nadkarni. The Crimson came up with one of its more inspired efforts to snap a two-year draught in Ivy play against the Tigers...
...have to snap out of it offensively," Wentzell said. "Our bats have gone silent and we're hitting a lot of lazy fly balls. We're just not going to win games against teams like this without hitting...
Airline officials will present the car in the Adams House resident on Tuesday. Photographers will be present to snap pictures of the district sales manager of Capital Airways handling the keys to Polk...