Word: smoothly
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Although Schluntz comes from from a non-collegiate background and has not actually coached since 1982, Harvard coaches said yesterday that they expected him to make a smooth transition into the new position, and that they looked forward to working with the highly respected coach...
...just Herrell's location that makes it a favorite for many connoisseurs of Cambridge 'cream--or the winner of The Crimson's coveted trophy for ice cream for the second consecutive year. The flavors here are rich and smooth, with a homemade taste that comes from the ice cream being made directly on the premises...
...despite Vest's proven administrative ability, most expect the job's inherent demands to preclude the prospect of smooth sailing...
Watching Ryan's smooth, ferocious delivery, a fan sees the sport at its elemental best. For baseball is a game of catch. A pitcher throws the ball, and the batter watches. Half the time, according to a study in The Stats Baseball Scoreboard, he does not even swing. On more than 60% of all pitches, his bat does not touch the ball. The result is a lot more whiffs now than in the old days. Last year batters earned 3% more bases on balls than in 1930, but struck out 75% more often. Flash, not finesse, is the hallmark...
...menacingly about their wicked ways. These are the only shots that have any passion invested in them. The rest of the film is all awkward maneuver, without wit or feeling. Screenwriters John Fasano, Jeb Stuart and Larry Gross labor to arrange a plausible reason to reunite Murphy's smooth crook, Reggie Hammond, with rough cop Jack Cates (Nick Nolte) and place them in the kind of violent situations and give them the kind of rude comic exchanges that made the original...