Word: winded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Actually, when you really inspect the boxscores, the Yankees played about as well as their tormentors, but they didn't get the breaks. Why? As they say about most important questions in life, "The answer is blowing in the wind...
...large part, to appease the neighbors: half the 10,000 invitations went to families who may henceforth expect to be awakened now and then in the church's good name. But at the peal of the first bell, all fears of future grumbling vanished on the light night wind. The timbre and quality of each of the bells proved to be perfectly matched, and Barnes won warm reviews for the nuance, style and strong rhythmic feeling with which he played the 60 tons of sonorous bells that he is confident are the world's finest...
Eyes on the Sea. Litton has its share of space projects: it made the first space chamber and spacesuit, is making a relief map of the moon so that astronauts will know what they are in for, has created a wind tunnel that simulates the problems of re-entry by speeding up gases. But Thornton is convinced that "there isn't room in space for all the companies trying to get there," has turned the company's eyes downward into the sea. Ingalls has five contracts worth $145 million to build the Navy's new nuclear-powered...
Blood and guts are the main ingredients of the grand sport. But rugger is still a gentleman's sport. After getting your wind knocked out or after a particularly jarring tackle, one bears (I am told), "Terribly sorry old chap!" or "Pardon me, laddie!" Whether international or local in origin, this custom sets the tone for rugby in New England
...turn going into the last straightaway, Ogden whissed past several Providence men to finish a strong sixth, and Allen came on to wind up eleventh. Had both men stayed in the pack, the Friars would have won the meet, but their comebacks gave Harvard a 24-32 victory...