Hart played on three Cardinal teams that reached the playoffs.
Stanford's defense carried the day, holding the Ducks to 414 yards and overcoming three Cardinal turnovers.
Crunelli, V. & Hughes, S. W. The slow (<1 Hz) rhythm of non-REM sleep: a dialogue between three cardinal oscillators.
Is It a Crime?" ("When Workers Die" series, front page, Dec. 21) points out three cardinal truths.
There have been three Cardinal Conversations so far this year, focusing on the subjects of technology and politics, inequality and populism, and real and fake news.
This news is a flashing red light, warning that the Obama team is violating at least three cardinal rules of Middle East diplomacy.
HOUSTON — In the politics of national identity, as with the politics of real estate, there are three cardinal rules: location, location, location.
The jail's three cardinal rules - "No drugs; no violence; no sex" - are not unique to Grendon, but their enforcement certainly is, thanks chiefly to the inmates.
However, there are three cardinal sins on oil rigs, as follows: 1 Do not, ever, under any circumstances, drop an object down the hole.
When President Bush spoke to Congress and the nation on Feb. 27, he outlined three cardinal goals: a $1.6 trillion tax cut, a first-class education for every child and a restructured military that confronts emerging post-cold-war threats.
What do you call a young woman who is materialistic, sustains herself on iced coffee and Diet Coke, and believes the three cardinal rules to getting ahead in life are "don't be easy," "don't be poor" and "don't be ugly"?
