Word: boxful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...programs were of white silk, printed in gold. In the royal box sat King George V and Queen Mary. It was a command performance, honoring their coronation...
...time in his wife's native Hungary. He had begun to recognize friends. Then came war, and the sound of bombs sent him cowering back into his world of shadow. The Russians found him in Hungary, put him up in the best hotel in Vienna, gave him a box at the ballet. The Russians assured Romola that Nijinsky would be welcomed in Russia as a hero of the Soviet Union. Once they got him drunk, and Nijinsky danced for them (TIME, Aug. 20, 1945). But Romola wanted to take him to western Europe...
...Council's program is under the joint direction of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Boston Museum of science. Among the members of the governing board of the new council in Bart J. Box, professor of Astronomy and associate director of the Harvard Museum. Other members include professors from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Brown...
...chilly October day in 1905, another young man with great possessions dropped half a dozen letters into a Paris post box. Though Albert Schweitzer was only 30, he had already achieved far more than most men do in a lifetime. He was recognized as one of Europe's leading organists; his biography of Bach had been hailed as "a new revelation." As a Doctor of Philosophy, he was known for his work on Kant. As a theologian, he had been appointed principal of Strasbourg's Theological College of St. Thomas...
...only first period score came early while one Crimson skater languished in the penalty box. In the second frame B. U. began to intercept Crimson attacks to stage two and three man breakaways, and Terrier speed paid off with five goals in succession...