Word: proudly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...They got ahead and sat on it. They were just waiting for something to happen--and it did. But I'm very proud of them," coach Peter Huntsman said yesterday...
Brinkley, the protagonist in Robert Mayer's comical novel Superfolks, was sinking into complacent and oh-so-comfortable middle class, middle age life on Swansdown Island, a "suburban pocked" retreat outside New York. Beneath his happily married, proud-daddy exterior, he was helplessly wondering why his superpowers were inexplicably vanishing...
However damning to Nixon's never really credible Watergate defenses, the spectacle of such a once proud man being so humbled in public is certain to create sympathy for him. His worst moments in the Frost tapings, paradoxically, could conceivably mark the beginning of Nixon's reincarnation as a public figure whose crimes may be tolerated by millions of forgiving ?and forgetful?Americans. Such inclinations may well be strengthened by segments of the remaining three 90-minute interviews, which will be aired...
...rare chance to meet the ordinary people--the young future leaders of this Boston suburb," Chase said. Then Chase spoke about life in the outside world. "It's so exciting--the world. It's such a flexible world. I'm proud for you and I'm proud for me and so very, very horny," Chase said, adding "I meant flattered...
...majority. On their own these moderates might be prepared to make significant concessions, even though they too may be fearful about their future should a black majority come to power. In any case real political control remains in the hands of verkrampte (literally, cramped, or narrow-minded) Afrikaners-a proud, stubborn, Calvinist people with an imperious sense of their divine mission to lead Africa out of darkness. Reports TIME Correspondent Lee Griggs...