Word: spans
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...mini run to start the second half, allowed Dartmouth to pull back on top by six, scored five more unanswered (including two paint hoops from Fricka) and then let Dartmouth take a 43-38 advantage. But Snowden wouldn't let the Big Green out of sight. In a span of four minutes, the sophomore sank a foul shot, hit a ten foot jumper and sank the foul shot on a nifty three pointer play, evening the game at 51 with two and a half minutes to play...
...even if such propaganda had any merit, there are hundreds of courses already offered in the study of Western Civilization. President Levin even wrote a letter to the Wall Street Journal reminding their editorial staff that he had previously sent them a "list of 78 survey courses covering a span of a century or more of European history, literature, philosophy, religion, art, or music...
After a scoreless second period, the Tigers put the game away with two goals in a 4:11 span in the third to go up by three...
...type of research [students at a smaller department] have been exposed to will span a narrower range than someone at MIT or Stanford or the larger engineering schools," Brauman says...
Predictably, the U.S. weapons-market share increase has come at the expense of its competitors. Between the four-year periods of 1986-89 and 1990-93, the value of Britain's exports shrank 76%, while Russian and Chinese exports fell 68%. But over the same time span, the value of U.S. contracts climbed 134%, according to recent calculations by Richard Grimmett, a Library of Congress expert on the arms trade...