Word: clockings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...what does good Dr. Sackett suggest we parents do between his "six-hour feedings" while a miserable, yowling, hungry baby decides he wants his bottle before the clock says he can have...
...live by our wits here, and no mayor can fix them. My child isn't going to have the hard time that I had." As for the consumers who complained about her prices, "What do they expect?" said Nannarella. "Where are they at 4 o'clock in the morning? If you want to lie abed, you have to pay for that privilege...
...dealers, to distribute it (at $200 plus whatever fee the doctor chooses to add). So far, Colorado otologists have balked at the idea of acting as distributors because they do not want to be responsible for servicing instruments. "I can't take calls at 2 o'clock in the morning from patients who want a hearing aid adjusted," objected one doctor. Victoreen retorts that under his system, a lot of people will hear a lot better...
Before long a small man in a blue blazer surrounded by a stage crew in smocks led us to an elevator. There was an exchange of words between men in blue blazers. "They should have been here at one o'clock. . .but I thought it was eight." We crowded in the elevator like cattle waiting for our fate as the argument came to an end. "Well we'll have to go without the rehearsal. Have them put on their costumes...
Toward five o'clock, the team begins to fade. The grunts of sheer animal exertion are modulated into long sighs of fatigue. Duffy whistles the men together. "You were logy," he says quietly. "I don't know why-maybe it's the weather. Now we're going to run you, because that's the only way you'll stay in shape. Let's take some wind sprints...