Word: counts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...never count sheep, I count all the charms about Linda"). Later they went on to the Daisy, a Hollywood discotheque, where Lynda did a passable frug. Next day, they lounged around the pool, saw movies in Hamilton's private theater, and were joined by the Tony Curtises and several other couples for dinner...
...will not count letters," Monro said. The question of numbers is not important because the Committee will deal with each of the letters individually, he explained...
...court and reacts to his priggish follies with precisely the right air of elegantly detached concern. Anthony Dawson, as the old lord Lafeu, looks and moves as an old man should; in delivering what could be Polonius-like lines, he shuns both casualness and sententiousness. Peter Johnson, as young Count Bertram's follower Parolles, burlesques his role into an amusing Falstaff figure...
...fallen off enough horses to break both arms, both collarbones, both legs (one of them five times), both feet, two vertebrae and most of his ribs. To the fans, Longden is known as "The Pumper" (for his style of riding) and "The Fox." He is the jockey who rode Count Fleet to a Triple Crown in 1943, who drove Noor to four straight upset victories over the great Citation in 1950, and who by last week had won 6,032 races-692 more than any jockey who ever lived...
...recreation" at Wayout State, say, equivalent to a D in comparative philology at Harvard? And, more important, what about the principle involved? As Princeton's President Robert Goheen put it, the Ivies do not believe that "an athletic organization should seek to determine academic policy." At last count, more than 100 other schools (out of 573 N.C.A.A. members) were supporting the Ivy stand by ignoring the N.C.A.A. rule...