Word: bulled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bull market died the day his picture appeared. Those in the know undoubtedly cleaned up plenty by selling short...
LESTER GRADY Palmerton, Pa. ¶ The bull did not die; he just paused to chew...
...Bull Market Sir: Re your Jan. 10 article "Business in 1954": You might weigh the usefulness of the term "social capitalism" . . . The old term "capitalism," with its gritty and seamy connotations, needs a bit of face lifting to make our version of it comprehensible outside North America where capitalism does not operate as it does in the modern...
...Janeiro after inaugurating a big power project, Brazil's witty President Café Filho (TIME, Dec. 6) stopped off for a look at a cocoa plantation and suddenly found himself hotfooting it across a field just a few horn's-breadths ahead of a bull that had escaped from a pen. No matador, Café Filho, with aides puffing along in his wake, was the first to make it to the safety of a nearby hut. The runner-up was his military adviser, General Juarez Távora. After the snorting bull was lassoed, Sprinter Café Filho...
...wail: "I had no idea he was going to Sing Sing!" Mette Gad was a Danish civil servant's daughter, a handsome, white-skinned Juno (Gauguin favored husky women) who met her fate on a jaunt to Paris in 1873. Paul Gauguin was a strapping fellow with a bull neck, a great beak of a nose, and hooded, blue-green eyes. His stockbroker's black business suit sat strangely on him because he looked like a pirate chief and walked with the rolling sway of a seaman. He had spent part of his childhood in Peru (where...