Word: solidities
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...back to hug Moldanado again. The decision comes: in six rounds, by unanimous decision, Stiles. He goes and hugs Moldanado again. The fat guy is still trying to get the robe on him. Stiles seems happy he has won. Secretly he must be ashamed. He has not landed a solid punch all night...
...east he deftly handled a courtesy call on Mexico's President José López Portillo. Reagan's graceful approach was warmly applauded by the Mexicans, who felt that it laid a solid groundwork for a new level of friendship and cooperation between the countries when Reagan and López Portillo meet again, probably within the next six months...
Despite its disappointing record, the cagers have something few other teams can claim: a solid core of die-hard, fanatical, never-missed-a-home-game-yet fans. These fans fall roughly into two separate groups--Massachusetts native players' parents, and a motley crew of Winthrop House seniors, who constitute the "regulars" of the women's hoop crowds...
...1940s this solid sculpture began to give way to assembled pieces looking like figures or standing totems. One influence on them that Nevelson likes to recall was the black iron stanchions of the Manhattan subway stations, "sculptures in themselves"; another was a carved African figure of a leopard she remembered from the Musée de l'Homme in Paris: "It was the first time I recognized the power of that animal, not as an animal, but the power of its forms." Nevelson was drawn to what was mythic and magical in sculpture just as a yearning...
...tired Harvard team that got off the bus in Waterville. After a three-and-a-half hour ride and only a 40-minute break before they hit the ice, the skaters just weren't up to an hour of solid, grueling hockey. "We just didn't wake up in time for the game," coach Rita Harder said...