Word: eats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...said, was inadequate to meet the social demands that his position placed upon him. Holleman said the $1,000 gift was "personal," and had "no connection with any of Mr. Estes' interests," but he resigned anyway. Said he when he got back to Texas: "The only place you eat free in Washington is at an embassy." On Capitol Hill, one of the men most seriously tarnished by the Estes case is Minnesota's Republican Congressman...
...invitation to the recent White House dinner for Nobel laureates finally explained why. "It's 100 miles away," drawled Novelist William Faulkner, 64, in Charlottesville, Va., where he lectures part-time at the University of Virginia. "That's a long way to go just to eat...
...writing in Heart break House is found in the occasional philosophical musings Shaw inects into the conversation--for example, the exchanges between the Captain and Ellie in Act II ("You are going to let the fear of poverty govern your life; and your reward will be that you will eat, but you will not live...
Though Dr. Wangensteen pioneered in gastrectomies, did hundreds in 35 years, he was never fully satisfied with the results. Too many patients had such severe and persistent discomfort that though they kept on taking antacids freely, they still did not get enough relief. They were forced to eat little and often. But while treating patients for bleeding stomach ulcers. Surgeon Wangensteen and his research team got an idea. Chilling the stomach checked both the flow of digestive juices and bleeding. Why not deepen the chilling to the freezing stage, knock out the stomach's acid factory more completely...
...alcohol coolant is run through the balloon for an hour. Then, after five minutes for thawing, the balloon is pulled out. The patient can get up at once and leave the hospital or clinic. Within two hours he can eat a hearty meal...