Word: connected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Some evenings and on Sundays, he took walks with his landlady, who clung snugly to his arm. Otherwise he seemed to have no friends. Storekeepers found him quick-tempered, particularly when they had no cigarets for him. But even the most suspicious of his neighbors did not connect Mrs. Mayer's lodger with many unexplained neighborhood happenings. Sometimes, for hours, strangers sat in parked cars with motors running, only to drive away, return again. At night other strangers prowled the block...
...were clear to run the election story at well over 100,000 copies an hour. And we had made special arrangements to fly TIME from our Chicago plant to Texas and Oklahoma -from our Los Angeles plant to Oregon, Nevada and Utah-from New York south to Miami to connect with Friday's Clippers across the Caribbean...
...Campaign. Al Smith, the first U.S. Catholic to run for President as the nominee of a major party, went out to stump the nation. He was met by one of the most virulent whispering campaigns in U.S. history. Thousands muttered that he was building a tunnel to connect the White House with the Vatican...
...touchdown, although one offensive drive penetrated to the Lowell 7 before bogging down on a fumble. Blocking for both sides was shabby with Kirkland having a little the better. Kirkland, playing without the services of a number of squad members, unveiled a fine running attack but could not connect on their passes, while Lowell boasted a good punter in lineman Bill Sutton...
...visitors outhit Portsmouth, 7 to 6, and forced Giglio, the navy starting pitcher, to withdraw in the fourth, but the Stahlmen just couldn't connect in the pinches, and their five errors provided all but one of the Portsmouth six runs. Hunter's adequate relief job gave him credit for the victory...