He missed the 1984-85 seandn and the outset of the next season because of hepatitis before announcing his retirement in December 1985, having averaged only 6 points and 6.2 rebounds as a Knick.
Hope in the Dark was, in many ways, of its moment – it was written against the tremendous despair at the height of the Bush administration's powers and the outset of the war in Iraq.
Returning to the news staff as head of the Washington bureau, he wrote analytical articles and oversaw the coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's resignation and the outset of Gerald R. Ford's presidency.
In the summer of 1940, when Britain was facing its greatest crisis and at the outset of a long and arduous World War, the British government had only nine cabinet ministers.
For many years, she was his primary spokeswoman, on the Council and at the outset of his tenure as comptroller.
They hardened the next summer, as Jets, after a school year filled with exclusive sleepovers and at the outset of bat mitzvah season, with its fraught invitation lists.
A crisis is as scary as your ability to comprehend it, and at the outset of this one, I had none.
Robespierre is a puzzling, deeply troubling figure in the story of the French revolution, and at the outset of this marvellous biography, historian Ruth Scurr sets out the nature of this puzzle clearly.
And at the outset of the second intifada in 2000, Palestinian militants torched Joseph's tomb in the West Bank town of Nablus and painted its dome green, for Islam.
At various points, movements bearing a familial resemblance to McCarthyism have assailed the hallucinatory menace of anarchists, Catholics, Freemasons, and, at the outset of the Republic, clandestine British loyalists.
For young designers who like a slouchy silhouette, and from the outset of their career demonstrated a special flair for coat-making, the choice of the iconic couturier made sense.
