Word: lying
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Alabama, the mobilization of white citizens' councils, the rantings of Eastland and Talmadge all point to the discouraging conclusion that the sociologists were right. But to say that tensions are rising and that extremists are capturing public attention is not to say there is no hope: the hope must lie with moderates, who can and must speak out, soon...
...when I lie down on my couch...
...their remarkable gusto for such a role. One of Sarah's more enterprising daughters formed a liaison with a "low poet" of the Restoration named Congreve, and the son she bore died a hopeless drunkard. This was an omen perhaps of the centuries the family would lie fallow until another Churchill, half American by blood (great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson of John and Sarah), would rise to rally and astonish the Western world...
...might spread and cause a recurrence. Dr. Jerome A. Urban of Manhattan's Memorial Hospital reports more success (judged by how many patients have remained free of apparent disease for five years) by a more radical operation: hunting down and removing a chain of tiny lymph nodes that lie underneath the breastbone...
...some even more interesting Comanche customs. "Girls and ponies both," Widmark muses. "The younger you break 'em in the better . . . You been broke in yet?" Felicia says no, but it's obvious she'd like to be, especially after he tells her about a tepee lie has seen that is all of 20 feet across. But before they can move in, there are a few details to be attended to-like say 300 Apaches waiting for them to come down off that butte. There is the further difficulty of four murders charged to Widmark's account...