Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Subjected to a drizzle of Communist strikes, tugged at by the angry orators of the extreme right and left, Premier Mario Scelba's coalition submitted last week to the first crucial test of its ability to stick together and govern Italy. The scene was the Senate, where the new Scelba Cabinet had to win its first confidence vote...
With his third line below normal strength, Weiland expects to stick with hard-playing Captain Normie Wood on the first line and Doug Manchester on the second. In an effort to give the second line greater scoring punch, the coach had moved Wood down to center it for Saturday's Yale game...
...such cruelty taught the Negroes, as they say now, that "the stick that beats the white dog will beat the black dog too." In the end, led by the rebel Duke of Marmelade, they revolted, and in 1820 Christophe, brought to bay, killed himself with a silver bullet-providing a theme, a century later, for Eugene O'Neill's The Emperor Jones...
...critics were pleased, and so was Zerbe. He has not yet tried mixing his paints with rose water, uranium or pâté de foie gras, and, for the time being, at least, he intends to stick to polymer tempera...
...Worse. In Omaha, when Mrs. Gertrude Schwarting charged that her husband Ervin was argumentative, ran with other women, stayed out all night and drank heavily, an unsympathetic court told her to stick with him because she had married him "for better or for worse...