Word: smiled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...days he was in jail. Hinson still thinks that he did the right thing. "Jail is no place for a lady," he declared last week. Besides, the experience did have its benefits. Said Jacqueline Nash: "I think I'm more considerate and patient now." Added Hinson with a smile: "Since then, she's been like peaches and cream...
...pretty, blonde woman with an expansive smile, Jong is giggly and ebullient, sprinkling her talk alternately with four-letter words and literary allusions. At times in her life, she has suffered from depressions, insomnia and other problems and, in fact, quit psychoanalysis last fall after eight years of therapy four times a week. She is happiest when left alone to write and complains that success can be lethal. "People always want to collect you for cocktail parties and take you to bed," she says. They have also inundated her with letters spelling out ultimate secrets. Notes Jong: "The whole thing...
DeNiro's young Don is a precise, elegant understatement, a portrait of a peasant aristocrat in an ill-fitting suit. His movements are sure, deliberate, catlike, his eyes icy; he is most frightening in a single, beautiful smile that seems the last flicker of human warmth in a young man resolved to become a killer...
...study. Before she began, she asked if work-study existed in the States. The delegate said yes. In the United States, he continued, the poor and working-class students have to work in order to get an education, whereas the wealthy students leave their bills to their parents. Ilda smiled and began to explain work-study in Cuba. "All of our students work. From primary to the college level, students spend part of their time in school studying and part of their school time doing work. Socialism in Cuba aims to integrate theory and practice." As she stopped...
...details to be ironed out during the week, as Harvard assured one of the member unions in writing of some minor details about work shifts, but William N. Mullins, manager of employee relations, and John J. Mark, the union's president, are now ready to sit down, smile, and sign the new pact...