Word: snuck
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...child got close to his Hollywood dream came in the summer of 1965, when 17-year-old Steven, visiting his cousins in Canoga Park, took the studio tour of Universal Pictures. "The tram wasn't stopping at the sound stages," Steven says. "So during a bathroom break I snuck away and wandered over there, just watching. I met a man who asked what I was doing, and I told him my story. Instead of calling the guards to throw me off the lot, he talked with me for about an hour. His name was Chuck Silvers, head of the editorial...
DeLillo has written six other novels, and if they're anywhere near as good as this one he must be used to elaborate critical praise. But he probably wouldn't appreciate learned. NewYork Times Book Review style praise as much as some kind of zany practical joke snuck, into his television...
...course, Epps says, students who have forgotten to don that cloake once or twice, or have snuck into the Hong Kong on a Friday night, need not fear the Administrative Board. Votes of the Faculty during the last two centuries have added, amended and eliminated the old rules, creating today's Handbook for Student and making the puritanical rest restrictions obsolete...
Cornell (9-3-1 ECAC), which the Crimson hosts a week from Saturday, has snuck into third place in the league...
Harvard's Kelly Landry evened the score two and a half minutes later. But the Big Green responded with a shorthanded goal at 11:17, and when Ticknor snuck one behind Kimmel to close out the first-period scoring. Dartmouth had a 3.1 advantage...