Word: nicest
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...nicest part of my job is to work for a President who every morning can look at criticisms but still knows for himself what has to be done and has a sense of timing for how to get things done," Sununu told the audience of about...
Wellfleet, Truro, and Orleans have some of the nicest beaches on the Cape. Orleans, which is about 40 minutes by car from P-town, has a small town center with a first-run movie theater, a couple of really good restaurants, motels, and--my favorite--a bed-and-breakfast...
...more injuries in freshman year than most people have in a lifetime," hockey Coach John Dooley says, "and she came back and was terrific--an exceptional leader and the nicest part is that she's extremely coachable. She has a good work ethic and great leadership ability...
Harry Lipson of Folktree Concerts said, "We think Sanders is one of the nicest theaters in the country." The reasons he named for Sanders' selection were, "the wood, the stained glass, the large stage, and the fabulous acoustics. The place just has a great feeling to it," he said...
...Bush was a one-man cleanup squad for the Republicans, the nicest man to send into the nastiest situations, and the CIA, after the Church committee's investigation, was as battered and demoralized an area as the R.N.C. had recently been. Bush, kept in the dark in earlier jobs, was sent to be the restorer of light and order at the CIA, which he largely became. Heavy firings under James Schlesinger and candid revelations to Congress under William Colby had made the agency defensive, and Bush has always been a good restorer of team morale. He spoke more often...