Word: liveliest
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...school gives them the degree of Doctor of Social Thought. The committee vaguely counts "somewhere between 20 and 25 students" on the campus; others are loose in Europe ("We hope they're working"). The motto is "freedom," and the result is one of the world's liveliest intellectual experiences...
...WORLD BUSINESS section gets its first cover story-on the liveliest member of the legendary Rothschild family. Boris Chaliapin flew to France to paint Guy de Rothschild in an appropriate setting-against a sumptuous red silk brocade wall in the 18th century Rothschild town house in Paris. The Rothschilds are discreet as bankers and reticent as a family, and it took a heap of interviewing (and 120,000 words of research) for the story that Marshall Loeb wrote. A new and thorough job of reporting was necessary, for, as Researcher Kathleen Cooil discovered, the books on the subject not only...
Legs, sweaters, rousing music, and tremendous good fun--that's Bye Bye Birdie, one of the liveliest musicals in recent Harvard theater...
...Highland villagers of Perthshire, Britain's Prime Minister last week put on the liveliest show since Bonnie Prince Charlie battled through their misty glens in 1745. In Dalguise and Dunkeld, Amulree and Buchanty, and scores of other grey hamlets and market towns, Sir Alec Douglas-Home shook hands with shepherds and shopkeepers, downed a wee drappie with farmers, popped into cottages, schools and smithies. The Prime Minister even took a noble pratfall in the mud as he was scrambling up a haycart to address the folk in sleepy Dunning. "Well," he grinned, getting to his feet...
Sweeney has been a success. But the lengths to which he will go to make the museum the liveliest in the real South west were most strikingly demonstrated when he started working on his next exhibit, pre-Columbian...