Word: volleyed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...part of a $45,000 campaign to attract new industry to the Fond du Lac area, about 65 miles north of Milwaukee. But there was an immediate protest that the ad was actually a volley of crew-cut propaganda. It did seem to play on any good burgher's fear of the standard counterculture sins: drugs and VD, the death of the work ethic, draft dodging, and maybe some glint of Charles Manson...
Inflexible Will. Mobutu's latest burst of name changing produced a volley of protest from Brazzaville, capital of the former French Middle Congo, which insisted that Mobutu had no right to unilaterally change the name of the Congo River since it is an international waterway and threatened to take the matter to the World Court. Some outsiders were unkind enough to suggest that Mobutu, a missionary-educated Roman Catholic, might well de-Westernize himself by dropping his Christian names. The President, as it happens, had that thought in mind. Last week he announced that he was considering renaming himself...
There are few survivors from those debacles. Ex-coach John Yovicsin is organizing volley ball tournaments in the basement of 60 Boylston Street, and the sophomore quarterback of the '69 team, Rex Blankenship, is playing House football this fall...
...they never overcame my dismay. If, as my program tells me, the opening of the Old Library Theater marks "a dynamic new era in the history of the House"--why, fellows, did you pick something as stale as Greasepaint for your opening volley...
...Newton said that he had nothing more lethal than a law book in his car when Frey stopped him, and that when he tried to quote the law book, Frey became enraged and shot him in the belly. After that, said Newton, he remembered nothing except hearing a volley of shots. The defense suggested that Frey might have been accidentally shot by a fellow officer, while the prosecution insisted that Newton had killed...