Word: historicized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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On the way to the hospital with a broken leg, Toots was asked if he'd like a drink and, to show either the shock he was in or his sense of historic drama, he replied: "Yes, I'd like a Coke."
Bullitt hailed the Court's decision last night, pointing to Fanny Hill's "detect nb'e literary merit and historic interest."
The dissent was far from a revolt against Johnson and was much milder than some of the Senate's historic uprisings against the White House. It was a challenge nonetheless, and a reassertion of the Senate's constitutional mandate to give "advice and consent" to all treaties and...
The new frame of mind of the Roman Catholic Church-its fresh awareness of living in a pluralistic world and its strengthened commitment to the liberty of man's conscience-is softening its historic opposition to easier civil divorce laws. In New York, the state legislature is about to...
All of which makes the current exhibition of Japanese artworks, the most important to be sent overseas since World War II, an historic occasion. Organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the $4,000,000 display of treasures is currently at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, winds up...