Word: mix
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Those who wanted to mix a little culture with the heat packed into the Brattle Theatre to greet the opening of the annual spring Bogart Festival...
...Times of London called his "round of questionable pleasures." He pursued those pleasures with particular vigor, thinks Biographer Magnus, precisely because Victoria and Albert had determined to make him a paragon of English virtues. As a result of that determination, his upbringing was appalling. He was not allowed to mix or play with other boys. He was given six hours of instruction by several private instructors six days a week, followed by an hour of calisthenics under the eye of a drill sergeant. To ensure that nothing went wrong, his principal tutor arranged that "Her Majesty and His Royal Highness...
...Radcliffe Study Center of gleaming limestone and concrete will end once and for all the reign of red brick at the Quad. In exchange for an investment of $4.5 million and the death of three off campus houses, the Center's planners promise to mix the latest intricacies of library technology with "the serene mood of a medieval cloister," to combine an environment for instense individual study with facilities for relaxation and group discussion, and to provide a pleasant meeting place for students and faculty...
...youngest presidents Coke has ever had, he spends long hours earning his $100,000 a year. The pause that refreshes has meaning for him, but anything longer seems out: he last took a vacation 13 years ago. Austin's quick pace and the company's new concept mix well: for the first quarter, earnings...
...sometimes come off awkwardly. But neither mood overpowers the other, and the pulse of Pinter's story never misses a beat. Dustin Hoffman and Paul Benedict are well-matched as the brains-and-lummox partners; only Hoffman's antics occasionally smack of Kellogg's Cornflakes, and he tends to mix up his Cockney with Brooklynese...