Word: tied
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...prison without being convicted of a serious crime. In the past three years, the British say, Adams has honed the Proves into a deadly terrorist force. Despite their small numbers -there are only 600 to 700 gunmen, organized into cells of four to six men each -they manage to tie down 30,000 troops and police. A top British officer in Ulster says flatly: "Gerry Adams runs the I.R.A. in the North...
Harvard continued into the finals the next day where it drew a tie with Cortland State after 120 minutes of play to share the Eastern title...
...tie Pat Mclnally's ('75) season record...
...historical note: Yale entered The Game undefeated and untied twice in recent years. In 1974, Harvard took a 21-16 victory and a share of the league title; and in 1968, Harvard "won" The Tie, 29-29, on 16 points in the last 42 seconds...
...Born clichés. The heroine battles with booze and men and show-biz tycoons, but somehow always manages to get out onstage and give a hell of a show. She has only two temperaments, childlike vulnerability and childish tempestuousness. The howler-ridden script makes little effort to tie these bromides to a plot or flesh them out with psychological insights. We are asked to believe that Rose's problems all stem from a fateful night when she let the entire high school football team have its way with...