Word: showing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...numbers, they said, did not show strong enough evidence to support the criticisms of the tutors, who in an open letter to the administration criticized the policy to remove student choice from the upperclass housing process...
...effort to show young girls the possibilities that lie ahead for them, parents and daughters across the nation will celebrate "Take Our Daughter to Work Day" this Thursday...
Everybody hopes that the last months of the campaign will show rapid improvement in fundraising for the library and for professorships, and officials are developing strategies to speed up the process...
...while radio stations and glamorous hotels of course bought into the "Millennium Baby" frenzy by sponsoring romantic excursions, you've got to think about that poor kid. Because their lives are going to make "The Truman Show" look like a cakewalk. In fact, the first baby of the new millennium probably will have a camera following them around to document their life--after the obvious success of "The Truman Show," it's practically a given. In fact, I am surprised that that simply charming couple from San Diego hadn't already lined up a production team. What San Diego couple...
...remarkable Delany sisters in a 1991 New York Times article. Self-described "colored maiden ladies," Sadie, then 103, and Bessie, 101, had overcome daunting obstacles to become successful professionals and lead lives of inspiring grace. Their story was turned into a best-selling book and a Broadway hit show. Now Emily Mann has spun her little two-character play into a glorious panoramic TV movie, joyous and touching. Diahann Carroll plays sweet, pragmatic Sadie with lovely simplicity. In the showier role of the flinty Bessie, Ruby Dee gives as rich and true a performance as you could hope...