Word: eying
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...other car is in hot pursuit. We're going to follow and see what happens. The injured party has apparently caught his victim or - ha ha - his aggressor. One car is crossways in the righthand lane and the other directly behind him. We'll keep an eye on the scene...
...series of acquisitions starting in 1964, CBS's big eye has fallen most notably on such things as banjos and baseball. Though he has long proclaimed his company's "enthusiasm for those things which can improve the process of education," CBS Chairman William S. Paley has been tardy in joining the emerging knowledge industry. Last week Paley announced that CBS was enrolling at last by buying out-in a deal involving an estimated $275 million in CBS stock-Manhattan's venerable publishing house of Holt, Rinehart & Winston...
...discern an occasional eye pass...
Yale, which had proved its prowess in the East with a 62-33 win over undefeated Princeton last week and has its eye on national honors in the upcoming weeks, was not out to embarrass the Crimson. But Harvard's 35 points--more than Dartmouth. Army, or Princeton could score against Yale--still reflect a vast improvement over the last few meets by the Crimson squad...
...other characters and to us. Feydeau devoted at least several tablespoons of wit to the part, and Claflin ought to do better. Wilkinson's failure is difficult to explain. Physically he is suited to the part of an aging man of science and affair who still has an eye for the chorines. Unfortunately he is always a step or so behind the action, looking on but stepping aside to let the real characters go by. Miss Moore is no comedian...