Word: glowed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...flame that tempers the bright steel of your youth never die, but burn always; so that when your work is done and your long day ended, you may still be like a watchman's fire at the end of a lonely road-loved and cherished for your gracious glow by all good wayfarers who need light in their darkness and warmth for their comfort...
...White Sails Crowding) knows a lot about sailing vessels, good violent storytelling, and wild Irish prose. In The Gaunt Woman his triple talents are contributed to the war effort with a driving energy that sometimes bruises the story and the prose. But the book as a whole has the glow and momentum of a particularly likable Grade B movie...
...Since then Australian-born Actress Anderson has played Lavinia Mannon in O'Neill's, Mourning Becomes Electro, the Queen in the Gielgud Hamlet, the Mother of Jesus in Family Portrait, Lady Macbeth to the Macbeth of Maurice Evans. Quiet, practical, an actress without frills, she has less glow than Actress Cornell, less glitter than Actress Gordon, greater range and resourcefulness than either. Of her Critic Percy Hammond once remarked that, unlike other actresses, she could be "reticently excited." And she is painstaking. For the great sleepwalking scene in Macbeth she persuaded Johns Hopkins doctors to hypnotize a patient...
...also rumored that a more dramatic conclusion is to take place, for at sundown today the skies at Soldiers Field are theoretically to glow from flames given up by an effigy in Blue...
...librarian can be transferred from Widener to Boylston without disastrously crippling the staff. He should be transferred immediately. Boylston should be re-opened at once. In three weeks November hours will send three men to fill every single chair in the University's lone course reading room. The warm glow of hours spent in Widener will not make a D in History I look any brighter...