Word: bowe
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...seating arrangement will have Anne Robinson at bow, Smith at two, Connie Cervilla at three, Kathy Sullivan at four, Jenny Getsinger at five, Lillian Hunt at six, Allison Hill at seven and Crane at stroke. Nancy Hadley will...
...best" of a long line of "the best and the brightest"? Henry Kissinger took a bow before his major policy speech on Europe at the annual lunch of the Associated Press in Manhattan. He then explained why the flattering introduction by A.P. Chairman Paul Miller gave him pause. It seems that in the early winter of 1968, President-elect Nixon and Kissinger had paid a visit to L.B.J. The larger-than-life Texan offered a bit of advice on how to ferret out the tattletales of state secrets. "If you want to find out where the leakage is," Johnson said...
Starburst. In virtually every musical capital of the world, the sight of Solti conducting is a familiar one. It is quite a spectacle: head down, baton held high, tails flying, he seems to spring from the wings. The leap to the podium is agile and sure; the bow to the audience curt, formal and, in the European tradition, from the waist, with the heels brought together in something just this side of a click. At this point, a Stokowski would spin showily and attack immediately. Not Solti. He turns thoughtfully, spreads his feet and shoots slitty glances around to make...
...compensate for the loss of Getsinger, Baker has shuffled his seating plan. Barbash will row bow, moving Anne Robinson to three. Kathy Sullivan will be at two, Charlotte Crane at four, Connie Cervilla at five, Lillian Hunt at six and Allison Hill at seven, with Ginny Smith as stroke. Nancy Hadley will...
Early Monday morning, President Nixon started his administration over. He announced the resignations of the two men he called "his most trusted advisers," fired his legal counsel, and accepted the decision of his attorney general to bow out of the Cabinet...