Word: strides
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Krutschewski, who is free on $50,000 bail awaiting an appeal, took the judge's rejection in stride. "I'm sad about his ruling," said the entrepreneur, "but he's got a job to do like anybody else...
...time slot since it debuted in December 1979. A newer entry. Flamingo Road, is putting lurid new life into NBC's chronically tired blood. Lorimar's Secrets of Midland Heights, an updated Peyton Place with the handsomest cast on TV, seemed to be finding its narrative stride before CBS canceled it last month for low ratings...
...onsides. The shots that just missed--were converted on the rebound. The 2-on-1 breaks that used to bring one pass too many--ended up in the net. There was always someone back on defense, just in case. And all game long, Harvard's men were just a stride ahead of Northeastern...
Detroit did get the hit, and Fenway sagged as the ball rolled slowly out to centerfield. The centerfielder charged the ball, put down his right hand, scooped up the ball, rocked it back into his left hand and threw, all without breaking stride...
...three most powerful people. The other two-new Party Boss Stanislaw Kania and Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, spiritual leader of Poland's 32 million Catholics-now confer with this diminutive union man almost as if he were a high state official. Walesa takes his dizzying rise to eminence in stride. Says he: "I am not concerned with fame in the least. I have a job to do and I do it." So far, he has done it remarkably well...