Word: careful
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...washing machines that shredded dresses; refrigerators with unmovable ice cubes). The filmed portion of the show included a lively excerpt from Tom Sawyer (the scene where Tom dupes his friends into whitewashing Aunt Polly's fence); an old but still very funny Robert Benchley short about the care and feeding of infants, and the dramatization of an inspirational John Steinbeck story, starring Brandon de Wilde and Walter Brennan...
...Administration looked at the case with another eye. One official described him as the symbol of a spring of discontent. "A lot of undergraduates used him to air their gripes. He was the touchstone for voicing their perennial dislike of very necessary rules, like compulsory chapel, our has against care on the campus, and requirement that women be out of the dormitories by seven...
...depends on whether the lung takes care of itself. The wound hasn't hurt me since Sunday, but it keeps my lung from expanding when I breathe," explained Bender, who holds a National Scholarship...
When Joe gets out of the guardhouse, Carmen gets the poor boy into hot water again, and leaves him to stew in it while she joins the camp-following of Husky Miller (Joe Adams), the heavyweight champ. The green-eyed monster takes care of the rest of the plot...
...fascinated with Davy Crockett's formula, "Be sure you're right, then go ahead." For the purposes of world politics, he writes, the best that can be expected is some such paraphrase as: "Be as sure as you reasonably can of the rightness of your premises. Take care as best you can to see that the conclusions which you draw from them are tolerably right. . . . After you have done your best to meet these obligations, go ahead as far as the circumstances taken as a whole warrant, getting others to go along...