Word: employs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Globe (circ. 322,543) has long jousted with its broadcasting competitors, boasting that its editorial staff of 121 includes more newsmen than all of Missouri's radio and television stations to gether employ. But in its excitement over the new campaign's success, the Globe showed that it had not yet lost all faith in the air. Eager to tell St. Louis of the great things in store for newspaper readers, the Globe signed up for 266 radio and TV spots to shout its happy news...
...British press is as censored as most censored presses, though in an arbitrary and indeterminate way. We employ on the Mirror and [Sunday] Pictorial three fulltime and eleven part-time barristers to avoid printing libels, breaches of parliamentary privilege, breaches of the Official Secrets Acts, or committing contempt of court. Over the years, the area of operation of these newspaper hazards has been steadily widened until criticism of any kind is becoming impossibly risky...
...things, I think, can be done, Mike Higgins either must go or be made to realize that Geiger and Hardy are not Williams and Jensen, Higgins does not employ the Red Sox speed, rarely signaling for a sacrifice, stolen base...
...seaside restaurants of Ostia near Rome, fashionably clothed signori and signorine sneer at Americans in their slacks, sweaters and tennis sneakers. The publishing industry is booming, and Italy's 60 movie sound stages steadily employ 27,000 workers, while Hollywood is on the ropes. Apart from sex and spectacles, the theme of Italian movies is changing: man's fight to make a living is increasingly replaced by the effort to understand himself in a complex, prosperous society...
...first Charles Eliot Norton lecture, the Italian architect had argued that the best buildings of every age employ the structural techniques of that age in the simplest, most direct and most sincere way possible. Last night, in the second lecture of four, he demonstrated the validity of this principle in contemporary, reinforced concrete construction...