Word: smiled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With a scrutable smile of confidence and a quip of the lip-"I only visit friendly capitals," he told a welcoming wag who asked him why he did not stay longer in Washington-Henry Kissinger returned last week from a ten-day 18,400-mile tour of the Middle East and Europe. The Secretary of State assured President Ford and members of Congress that he had created the momentum necessary to break an impasse in the disengagement negotiations between Egypt and Israel. The test will come in two weeks when he returns to Cairo and Jerusalem for a further round...
...they,' " suggested Devine as Dennis looked over a schedule of future Notre Dame games. The senior Grindingers and two of Dennis' younger brothers laughed nervously. Then Dennis said shyly, "I think I could see myself saying that, sir." A smile flashed across Boulac's face. "In that case," joked Devine, "I'd better teach you the Irish fight song." In a moment the family was arrayed around Dennis and his mother at the piano as Devine directed a spirited rendition of the old tune. When the coaches departed two hours later, Boulac said...
...recently apologized for supplying a magazine with his own photos of Susan Ford after blocking a freelance photographer's access to her. Some reporters also criticized Kennerly for using his position to obtain favors for and from his White House date Candice Bergen. Kennerly admits with a smile that he planned it all, including his original call to Bergen suggesting the Ford photo assignment. But, he says, her entree was no more than what 20 other photographers on special assignment have received. Kennerly is uncharacteristically reserved about any romance, although Bergen has reportedly returned once...
...comfortable in cars. She can't handle people very well, but when a machine goes awry she rarely slips up. Her brow is usually rutted, which strangers take for anger. For me, Sheree has a sullen intrigue. To others, she radiates a tension that Ronda deflects with her glib smile and the glinting earring in a pierced nostril. They are always together...
...hard to argue the point once Aggressor Clarke goes into action. With his long curly hair and toothless smile (his four front upper teeth have been knocked out), "Clarkie" out-hustles everyone on the ice, even though he is a diabetic. When teammates do not put out, he blasts them; when he makes a bad pass himself he jams his stick against the boards and curses. One measure of his play can be found in the assist column: Clarke has scored only 15 goals this season, but he has made 53 assists...