Word: waited
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Hartzler's questioning was so effective that Matsch instructed the jurors to keep an open mind during the cross-examination. When his turn came, Jones went after Fortier using transcripts of the telephone calls the FBI had taped. "[D]idn't you say, 'I want to wait until after the trial and do a book and movie rights...Something that's worth the Enquirer?'...You talked about a million dollars, and it just rolled off your tongue, didn't it?" Fortier quietly answered, "Yes." Sarcastic and sneering, Jones made cracks in Fortier's character, but he did not shake...
Bill Clinton could hardly wait to summon reporters, and who could blame him? Russia's grudging agreement last week to a new European security pact will allow the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to expand eastward, right up to the borders of the old Soviet Union. "An historic step," said the ebullient President, with no hyperbole for a change. The accord between NATO and Russia, which clears the way for Moscow's former satellites to join the Western alliance, is the most significant foreign policy development since the collapse of the U.S.S.R. and has strategic consequences that will be with...
...There's an event every year when the students wait on dining hall staff, and even make dinner for them. We use the masters' kitchen, and the masters help," says Mary S. Hatcher...
...wonderful circumstance. Should we inadveretently not attend lecture or do the reading for a class, reading period provides a catch-up time. In fact, with the final determining such a large percentage of our grade and almost two weeks designated as catch-up time, we are encouraged to wait until the last minute...
...bankrupt. There's not even a constitution," South African Deputy President Thabo Mbeki said. South African negotiators have reportedly proposed holding elections in a year's time, notes TIME's Peter Hawthorne. For the moment, though, Kinshasa residents, still exuberant over the rebels' easy victory, are content to wait. Most businesses have reopened and the streets are once again clogged with traffic, Graff reports. Underneath, though, runs a current of revenge, as the gruesome mob lynchings that have claimed more than 200 suspected looters and Mobutu soldiers continue in the capital...