Word: thinly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Israeli Prosecutor Gideon Hausner delivered an eleven-hour statement, grimly reciting the long calendar of murder. "When I stand before you, judges of Israel," cried thin, balding Hausner, "I do not want to stand alone. Here with me at this moment stand 6,000,000 prosecutors." Muffled sobbing came from the spectators. Some were so overcome that they had to rush from the court...
...have good credentials, and broke camp with understandable confidence. The fans in St. Louis are looking for their first flag in fifteen years, but the Cardinals will be lucky to retain their spot in the first division. With Larry Jackson suffering a fractured jaw, the Card pitching staff looks thin. Behind Ernie Broglio and Lindy MacDaniel stand assorted hangers-on and voices from the past. Only former Globetrotter Bob Gibson stands a chance to bolster the staff...
...sprints, the prospects are . The quarter mile isn't too Larry Repsher, Don Kirkland, have Nawl all ran sub-50 indoors. The 100 and 220 every thin, however. The Crimson Frank "Weaver" Yeomans, nobody else...
What they saw was a thin, balding man of 55 who looked more like a bank clerk than a butcher: a thin mouth between protruding ears, a long, narrow nose, deep set blue eyes, a high, often wrinkled brow. He looked puny beside two burly,, blue clad Israeli policemen. When he stood, he resembled a stork more than a soldier...
...thousands of Greeks who never had known anything but candles, got the shipyards going, and brought strength to the nation's banks. Today Greece's drachma for once commands confidence at home and abroad. Tourists who once chose Italy or France now flock to enjoy the thin sun, sail out to the Aegean islands, and scramble around the magnificent rubble of the Acropolis...