Word: cabined
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Minutes later, Nikolayev radioed in. "This is Falcon. Confirming landing at 6sth orbit. The pressure in the cabin is i.i, the temperature 11° (Centigrade, equal to 52° F.), and the humidity...
...coast. U.S. and other Western radio monitors heard Nikolaev's voice loud and clear. Every 88 minutes, Vostok III soared around the globe at heights of between 112 and 156 miles. Falcon reported that he had eaten, slept seven hours, even unstrapped his harness and moved about the cabin...
...whether he is tightening his budget or damning the expense-the contemporary owner of a second house usually expends as much care in its planning and construction as he would in an undertaking costing many times as much; most are no longer satisfied with a fishing shack or hunting cabin. And wherever they are or whatever they cost, the second houses have a consistent common denominator: they are designed for informality, relaxation, easy living and no servants. Tiberius would not have understood the situation at all. And Mrs. Astor, whose second house at Newport required a staff of 30, would...
...snubby nose of the broad-winged aircraft looked as if it had been flattened against the white cliffs of Dover. The propeller sprouted out of its tail like a designer's afterthought. In the cabin, the pilot rode a first cousin to a bicycle, and he was pedaling furiously. A covey of anxious friends checked his progress...
Aside from the practical jokes he plays on reporters, Liston has little time for fun. His wife Geraldine lives in a separate cabin, sporadically attends his workouts...