Summered

No craps, what makes you for the gheys is that you used the word "summered" ❋ Unknown (2007)

For the first show, Mr. Sobel and adjunct curator David Anfam have chosen to survey Still's career, with paintings organized chronologically, by location, starting in southern Alberta, Canada, where his family summered and where he taught himself how to draw and paint. ❋ Judith H. Dobrzynski (2011)

Millicent's family summered on an 1,800-acre estate in Southampton, N.Y.; her parents had built an Italianate villa there that would make one of Edith Wharton's buccaneers blush. ❋ Amy Finnerty (2011)

The well-connected Church family had steeplechase races named after them and summered in Nantucket. ❋ Dave McKenna (2010)

There were eight envelopes from him in all, spanning the three months she summered in Nantucket. ❋ Kelly Simmons (2011)

Borscht, an old world beet soup long savored by Russian and Eastern European Jewish immigrants, lent its name to the Catskill region of upstate New York where generations of revelers summered at hotels such as the Concord and Grossinger's. ❋ Lucette Lagnado (2011)

His therapy for Her involves facing her fear head-on, which has been concentrated to a single location – a small cabin in the woods named Eden, where the family previously summered. ❋ Unknown (2010)

After the game in 1948 against Auburn on Legion Field, Ed went down to visit Ann while she summered with her family in Florida in 1949. ❋ Alia Malek (2009)

For the last several years, Mr. Figueras has summered on the East End with his wife, Delfina, and their three children because his polo team, Black Watch, trains and competes there. ❋ Unknown (2010)

That's why we still summer in the places we've always summered, and why we dress the same way. ❋ Christian Chensvold (2010)

They summered at a "cottage" in Newport, wintered in a villa in the south of France. ❋ Unknown (2010)

For the first two years he worked with me, Bill summered on the Jersey Shore. ❋ Unknown (2010)

James Cummings, whose family has summered on the island for generations, said his brother furnished an entire rental house with stuff he found at the dump. ❋ Unknown (2010)

When de Tocqueville summered here, May 1 was our nationwide "Moving Day" (which was, incoincidentally, around the time that landlords raised their rents) and those covered wagons were still headed west. ❋ Unknown (2010)