Word: everydayness
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...boat we have has taken a real beating," McDaniel added. "Aside from being 14 years old, it is used everyday, three or four times a day. In order to train well, we need fours, and in order to row at all, we have to have oars that have a surface to pull through the water...
...practices with the varsity everyday, but has not had much work as a unit, Hart said. Hart indicated that the JV would use the same offense that coach Harrison employs with the varsity...
...relations between West Point and the 100 schools that send representatives to the conference. The conference offers outsiders a chance to explore military life, and gives cadets a chance to find out what's happening in a world where "sir" and uniforms and salutes are not a part of everyday life. It's designed as a kind of mutual culture shock...
Some of his boxes are so perverse in their tawdriness that they resemble a makeup case for Medusa. Every object is overloaded to bursting with visual acerbity, mocking the very idea of everyday use. There is no way of using any of the Chair Transformations that Samaras made in 1969-70; one cannot sit on a cage of plastic flowers, or a chair of white formica which, halfway, turns into a mess of varicolored wool, or a seat with a five-inch spike rising from its exact center...
...chosen, they decided to ask for "Pepsi, please." Soyuzplodoimport, a Soviet foreign trade corporation, and PepsiCo Chairman Donald M. Kendall reached an agreement giving Pepsi exclusive rights to market cola beverages to be bottled in Russia. The No. 2 U.S. soft drink will thus become the first bit of everyday Americana available to consumers in the Soviet Union...