Word: mouthes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...words were hardly out of his. mouth when farm-bloc politicos began trumpeting the alarm. Benson, they said, was "leading down the road to disaster"; his stand "could wreck agriculture." Washington buzzed with the word that Benson's head would be first on the chopping block in the new Administration. Benson was new in politics; he was amazed at the attacks. But since then, with his mail running 16 to 1 in favor of his stand, he has stuck to his free-enterprising guns-at least in principle. The day-to-day struggle that centers around his office...
...case had been detected early and treated by the best known methods, 140,000 might have been saved. Launching it's 1953 drive for $18 million, the society said that with present knowledge, cancer-cure rates can be increased thus: lung, 5% to 50%; rectum, 15% to 75%; mouth, 40% to 65%; skin, 85% to 95%; female reproductive system, from 30% to 80%; breast...
...their salvation. He is not really at home among us save when he is in the midst of sinners; he is worthily received only with the tears of repentance ... He came to convert sinners, but he converted them only by making himself loved. That is what, without opening her mouth, this woman teaches...
...little love children." She arrived in Paris at the age of twelve, on the eve of World War I, and the Paris underworld drew her in. At 13: "My mother has some artificial geraniums on the mantelpiece; I swipe a petal every day to rouge my cheeks and mouth." She worked in a war factory oiling soldiers' boots, in a munitions plant, in a bakery. An old sculptor asked her to pose for him. "That was something new, to strip like that, but what else was there to do?" Her mother caught her stripped and disowned...
Ethel Merman is again Ambassador Sally Adams: brassy, breezy and profane. She intimidates the Irving Berlin songs with her raucous voice, getting out every beat of rhythm and a good deal of the tune. With her immense mouth and her bright, frank eyes--for twenty years symbols of Broadway--she gives the film the excitement of authentic musical-comedy...