Word: strolling
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Resigned to spend at least one night in the converted MIT army barracks, the couple dropped off their baggage and went for an evening stroll along the banks of the Charles River...
...into the training room after a day spent being battered and bruised at Ohiri Field, has to wait, as a matter of course, for the men's hockey and football teams to leave. Walk into Bright Hockey Center in the evening, and watch the women's hockey team practice. Stroll in during "prime time"--from 2 to 7 p.m., when most students have free time for extracurriculars--and find the men practicing...
Carole R. Cushing, who founded the company three years ago, wanted to allow tourists a chance to stroll through the city independently, Radin said...
...particular time, you could select any item from an encyclopedic menu of offerings and have it routed directly to your television set or computer screen. A movie? Airline listings? Tomorrow's newspaper or yesterday's episode of Northern Exposure? How about a new magazine or book? A stroll through the L.L. Bean catalog? A teleconference with your boss? A video phone call with your lover? Just punch up what you want, and it appears just when you want...
Imagine what it must be like to stroll down a street and then suddenly lurch like a drunkard. To see double images of a coffee cup, a friend's face, a newspaper. To feel dizzy because rooms seem to spin like merry-go-rounds. The onset of such symptoms 10 years ago sent Chicago sales representative Suzanne Arens, now 39, stumbling to a neurologist. The diagnosis: multiple sclerosis. "It was devastating," she recalls. "The disease progressed to where I would have an attack every six months. I was hospitalized three times." For the past five years, however, Arens has managed...