Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...that Gambrill has this year the kind of dedicated swimmers that he did not have last season, and this is an important step toward a successful swimming program at Harvard, one that will continue top attract the top talent Gambrill needs to fashion the winning attitude and first-place team he knows he can produce
...that Gambrill has this year the kind of dedicated swimmers that he did not have last season, and this is an important step toward a successful swimming program at Harvard, one that will continue top attract the top talent Gambrill needs to fashion the winning attitude and first-place team he knows he can produce
...HOWEVER FASCINATING Las Vegas'n architecture, and even its parking lots, may be in an environment of enormous spaces and high speeds, architectural form is not enough to attract attention. Signs in Las Vegas compensate for what the buildings may lack in commercial persuasion. And Venturi takes great pains to study them carefully. Some work as polychrome sculpture in the day and sources of light at night; one revolves another is twenty-two stories high; one even says "Howdy Pardner" every thirty seconds. And again the authors find historical parallels. These signs of Las Vegas have their precedents...
Even though the Supreme Court had agreed to rule on The Commissioner of Patents v. Gary R. Benson and Arthur C. Tabbott, the case hardly seemed likely to attract more than passing attention. But Plaintiffs Benson and Tabbott, the Government claimed, were not seeking protection for a mere material invention or even for a unique process; what they wanted was to have the U.S. Patent Office register an idea...
...selling women's coats from rented space in a friend's hat shop. He opened his first large store in 1923 on the sound principle that women love bargains. Anticipating the methods that later created a discount merchandising boom, Ohrbach stocked items that would move fast and attract crowds. He also sold low-priced copies of Paris originals, but provided a personal touch by greeting shoppers at the door...