Word: relax
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...must get out of Cambridge in order to escape his responsibilities or simply to relax from overwork, facilites for almost anything can be found within a few hour's drive...
...angry, either. These people all about you whom you can't look at now-you'll find that they are your friends. We are all your friends. We all love you, in spite of the unlovableness you feel. Presently you will begin to realize that, and relax a little . . . And as you come to understand us better, and we you, the warmth of love will begin to replace your present anguish and you will find yourself helping us and getting well...
...that the country continue to face that fact. Americans would face it. But they expected their leaders to worry about it. What Marshall said about Congress was valid: Congress was elected to handle these problems over both the short term and the long term; it was not supposed to relax. As for the 150 million other Americans, there were signs that they were building their strength for whatever may come (see below...
...every crew member dons arctic clothing and oxygen masks against the thin, cold air. Below, a radar unit keeps an eye on the plane's approach, checks the accuracy of its simulated bomb drop. Finally, while Detroit slumbers, unaware that it has been "demolished," the crew members relax from a job which-to them-is already routine. Audiences are more likely to find the trip fascinating, reassuring and, in all its implications, more than a little frightening...
...system last year, but found that student returned more than 12 percent of overnight books after 9 o'clock. Even after Lamont imposed the 75 cent "messenger charge," the number of late overnight books was only halved. But as long as this keeps up, it is no time to relax the fines...