Word: holidaying
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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President and Senator have played golf together at Burning Tree, and the President invited Taft to fly to Georgia this week for a golf holiday at the Augusta National Golf Club. Taft's great respect for the presidency still causes him to address his friend as "Mr. President," even on the goll course. But the President has taken to calling the majority leader "Bob." All this does not mean that Eisenhower and Taft will have no differences in the future; it does mean that their relationship is firm enough not to be destroyed by differences...
...boisterous holiday audience that saw the opening night, happy to have somewhere to go during An Tostal, the first Welcome-to-Ireland festival, even if it meant sampling a new opera in a less-than-fully-familiar language. But Dublin enjoyed the spiky modern harmonies played by the twelve-piece orchestra, and roared its delight at the slapstick on the stage. It looked as if the show would sell out for its whole week...
...know how dreams are. You never really believe they will come true. I worked hard, from ten in the morning until eleven at night for many months, then I was out in a show, Blue Holiday, but it only ran five days and I went back to studying...
...reduced to a voluntary byproduct? Said McCarthy: "I don't recall what I said the other day." When a reporter pointed out that he had used the word "negotiations" (it was in the first line of his publicity handout), McCarthy asked: "Did we?" Then he headed for a holiday in Florida...
...them. When help from the R.A.F. and Scotland Yard reached a dead end, Sutherland had pictures of his son enlarged and distributed, with an offer of a reward for fruitful information. Sutherland stubbornly hangs on to the belief that his son will come back to London for another Easter holiday. "As long as I live," he vowed, "I'll be here at Easter, waiting...