Word: steeped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Robin's sisters and my Aunt's lily daughter Laughed and talked, and tinkled light as wrens If there were a little colony all hens To go walking by the steep turn of Sweetwater. Let them alone dear Aunt, just for one minute Till I go fishing in the dark of my mind...
...residents of Munich, their city is not just Bavaria's capital and Germany's third largest city (after Berlin and Hamburg). It is Elysium on the Isar River - a steep-roofed, cobblestoned corner of heaven awash with foamy Doppelbier and festooned in Weisswurstle, the pale, succulent sausage that Münchners munch by the mile...
...rose for the increasingly complex machines that they import. Because of the switch to synthetic goods and new efficiencies in manufacturing, the industrial nations are buying relatively less natural rubber, textiles and metals. The commodity-producing countries are trying to industrialize, but production costs in their inefficient plants are steep, and many of the industrial nations have raised high tariffs and import quotas against them. If all this continues, predicts Prebisch, the trade gap will widen to $20 billion a year by 1970 and force the underdeveloped countries to slash their imports...
Vaughn negotiated the short, steep, slalom course only .8 seconds faster than Harvard's Kim Chaffee, the runner-up. Mark Jensen was tenth, Fred Noyes was 13th, and Riccardo Peccei was 15th for the Crimson...
...level plains on the earth are nearly all caused by erosion, a phenomenon that requires an atmosphere and there fore does not exist on the moon. The flat-looking lunar seas may turn out to be thickly covered with steep-sided pits, or with jagged plates of lava like many of the earth's lava flows, or with fragile rock froth unlike anything that exists on earth...