Word: breakfast
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...been going hard for 15 hours. But he was refreshed by a cheering crowd of 5,000 at the airport. He shouted: "I haven't got time to talk, but I've got the strength. I get my strength from your faces." Next morning at a hotel breakfast with state legislators and members of the Georgia congressional delegation, he put away a generous helping of grits and sausage, delivered a tough, plain-talking speech for civil rights: "Because the Constitution requires it, because justice demands it, we must protect the constitutional rights of all our citizens, regardless...
...popular gag of the wondrous jet age is "Breakfast in Berlin, lunch in London, dinner in Detroit-and baggage in Bombay...
...jubilant Alwin M. Pappenheimer, Master of Dunster House, credited Cambridge's only responsible breakfast table daily with the trophy's return. "The CRIMSON flushed it out," said Pappenheimer...
...typical day for a member of the college vanguard begins when he gets up at about noon, grabs a quick breakfast, and runs for a good spot on the beach. After soaking up an afternoon of sun, he goes to the public dance (early in his stay) or a wild party in someone's motel room (once he has been there for several days). The usual evening includes as much dancing and drinking as humanly possible, and at about 4 a.m. everyone goes to sleep so that he'll wake up in time to spend the next day doing exactly...
John Wesley thought that preaching at 5 o'clock in the morning was one of the world's best exercises. Kennedy has never tested his oratory on predawn Los Angeles, but he does rise at 5:30 for a quick breakfast, then scoots off to his office for an hour or two of serious theo logical reading (he still likes Reinhold Niebuhr best) before office work begins. Kennedy heads the fastest-growing area in his church; with his "bishop's cabinet" of nine superintendents, he heads 700 ministers and 460 churches, and his lay membership has grown...