Word: tireless
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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There should be a good sexual joke here -- the tireless besieger besieged, sacked and pillaged -- but the author won't let matters play that way. He ) allows no distance at all from constant sexual striving, less pornography than pathology. Every page of every chapter is nose to skin, eyeball to sweaty flesh, told by Ira in long, gush-of-consciousness sentences that ooze on for several hundred words. Now and then the type switches to italic as the tormented Fiona, somewhat less convincingly, rants her anguish...
MIFOL: Thank you. Have a nice day. Refusing to give up, even with his feet bleeding as a result of the past days' journeys, our faithful writer trudged on tirelessly. Seeking refuge in the warm arms of those tireless purveyors of Harvard trivia, the Crimson Key Society...
...season proved bittersweet for the Harvard baseball team and its star pitcher Jeff Musselman `85. Powered by Musselman's nasty slider and tireless left arm, the Crimson mounted an amazing comeback, winning 13 straight games to finish the regular season with a 15-3 league record and force a one-game playoff with Princeton for the conference title...
Last Sunday night Allen Baler '94, Marsh Gardiner '95, Mike Levy '94, and Mike Theriault '94 took a moment from their tireless pursuit of lager to reflect and answer some questions. Baler was refereeing an intramural and missed much of the interview...
COMMENT "((The commission)) will work like tireless bloodhounds, leaving no stone unturned in their search to root out ineiciency and waste of taxpayer dollars...