Word: nice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...weekend trip. Once, when he promised his two daughters (Patricia, 6, and Julie, 4) a picnic on a hot day, they wound up in his air-conditioned Senate office. Nixon just misses being handsome (he has fat cheeks and a duckbill nose), but he is what women call "nice-looking"; he gives an impression of earnest freshness...
...shielding and introducing force had yet to figure out just what Feisal was thinking about anything. He had four weeks more to go, and perhaps would react more strongly to Detroit production lines and western dams. But at the moment only one conclusion was possible: the King had a nice smile...
...leave plenty of room behind." If not, Finch must think first of the company's good, "and if Blank is not Doing his Job you must not let sentiment interfere. By this time, you should be skillful at giving people the business. Give it to Blank, in a nice way, and afterwards do your best to find him another...
...time, Frank and Breda were holding hands and smiling coyly at each other. But Frank and Breda, caught between excitement and embarrassment, kept County Kerry-and a good part of the world-waiting. "It's in the hands of God," commented Frank. "She's very nice." "After all," added Breda with a blush, "we only met a few hours ago. Up to then, he was only a man in a bottle...
...suit might have been embarrassing to Marion. However, now that Marion and Brown seemed to be squabbling up to the point of divorce talk, she would like her money back. As for Brown, she added, it is time he learned that he "can't go around marrying nice girls without giving them some affection and consideration ... It was I who put him on the map. When Miss Davies married him, who do you think the papers had to call to find out who in heaven's name he was? Me, of course...