Word: soaringly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...triumvirate of Silva, McLaughlin and Kohler proved too formidable for B.C. all day. McLaughlin selflessly feinted at what turned out to be Silva's second assist and let it soar by to an open Kohler, who sent a one-timer flashing by the diving Eagle goalie...
...year. But Ned Johnson's company, along with every other mutual-fund operator, bank, brokerage and insurance company, finds itself in an escalating battle. As baby boomers save for retirement, college for the kids or a rainy day (say, when the Social Security system collapses), their investment rates will soar. Mutual funds have topped $3.145 trillion in assets...
...major difference that has caused book prices at the Coop to soar, Mooney said, is that many publishers now charge book stores a fixed percentage of the cost of books they return. These restocking fees, he said, can add up based on the number of books the Coop returns every semester...
...after Medicare, Morris urged Clinton to agree to a proposed increase in premiums paid by Medicare recipients. It was a responsible policy position--middle-class entitlements are devouring the budget--but Clinton didn't take it. Instead he cast the G.O.P. as granny-bashing extremists and saw his popularity soar as the government closed and Gingrich took the blame. Morris got credit for that strategy, though its chief architect was George Stephanopoulos...
...sure exactly when the realization sank in, but I have a feeling it was sometime between the millionth radio-play of "Macarena" and the million-and-first of That Fujees Song. School schedules may vary; temperatures may dip and soar, but there's no more predictable indicator of the arrival of summer than the calculated, bankable megahits of the entertainment industry...