Word: sticked
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...snout of the all-devouring plow looming up behind a drift. They might as well be looking for a Sno-Go. The tow trucks come and go, but still squatting in the rectangular grimy mounds where the cars have been is the snow, a little sullied but determined to stick out the winter...
Only Corey of Hi Fi objected violently to the price war, claiming that it was a deliberate attempt on the part of his competitors to drive him out of business. "If the other record shops continue to cut." Corey declared, "I'll stick with them all the way. They'll never drive...
...said Clements. "You've been to college and been taught to think that the U.S. is just like the America of Washington and Lincoln that they write about in history. But that's not the whole picture. There are other things to be considered, and people must stick together to protect their property rights...
Weiland plans to stick to his defense pairings of Captain Dusty Burke with Bill Bliss, and Tony Patton with Jeff Coolidge. Brad Richardson will start at goal, backed up by newcomer Ken Eddy. Nate Corning, the other goalie, must stay in Cambridge for a lab period this afternoon...
Young Francis thought out a different definition of a loyal Methodist. By the time he went to the seminary, he had decided that aggressive good works were more important in a Christian than theological niceties. He found few to agree with him. "Preachers," he recalls, "were supposed to stick to religious topics . . . In that far-off day, a chief social doctrine about God was that the Lord helps those who help themselves...