Word: throwed
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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With one out in the 11th, Karkovice lined a single to left and took second on Robin Ventura's single to center. Scott Fletcher popped out but Guillen pulled a low-outside pitch into right field and Karkovice just beat Kevin Romine's throw to catcher Tony Pena...
...right guard Mike Zweber and right tackle Tom Callahan because of injuries, the Harvard offensive line did very little to take care of Lazarre-White in Saturday's 35-14 loss to Holy Cross. Harvard's QB, in only the second start of his career, rarely had time to throw, and was dumped 12 times by the ferocious Crusaders front line...
...with lab animals and studies of cancer rates in different countries have suggested that certain vitamins or related compounds could at least lower the risk of getting some forms of the disease. That evidence has prompted a series of large trials in humans to see if these substances can throw a shield around potential cancer victims...
...subject of aging -- which, as so many things do, attracts and repels him. "Scientists are working right now, while we are having lunch, to give us a better life. I hope they make some big breakthroughs soon. If you could only reconcile the mental with the physical, then throw in the emotional! These growth hormones, where can I get a bunch of them? Is there some way that, with electricity, you could stimulate your own growth hormones? Plug yourself in for five minutes, there'd be a little jolt, but you'd get used to it. It wouldn...
...call a "parking lot" -- an area that has been completely leveled. F-117A fighter-bombers take out Iraqi antiaircraft missiles. Tomahawk cruise missiles from the battleship Wisconsin hit communications centers, truck junctions, munitions depots. B-52 bombers blast targets with highly accurate missiles. Most important, a variety of weapons * throw a suffocating "electronic blanket" over the area, jamming and disrupting Iraqi military communications (but not U.S. communications, which operate on different frequencies...