Word: smiled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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They both sat down. Harry on a bench, and Ralph on a white towel he had brought out for just such an occasion. Parker stared out at the grey sky and heard a jet pass somewhere overhead. The smile faded to a blank and then there was a dead silence...
...EXCUSE ME," the polite young man or woman in the long black cloak will say, "would you like to make a donation to our Church to help us with our programs for young people?" If you refuse, he or she will smile and turn away to someone else passing on the street. If you stop, and if you give some change and ask about it, you'll begin to hear about the Process, the Church that these evangelical fundraisers on various sidewalk stations in busy parts of Boston and Cambridge belong to. You'll be offered...
...table tennis team's visit to Peking. But the unspoken Soviet reaction could be judged from past editorials that inveighed against Sino-American "collusion" at Russia's expense. In Taipei, the China Times predictably warned in mixed metaphors that "the Chinese Communists hide a dagger beneath their smile...
...likely that China will go that far yet. But Premier Chou Enlai, who Roderick says remembered him after a lapse of 23 years, had a jovial chat with the journalists. "Mr. Roderick," he said with a smile, "you have opened the door." He promised that more U.S. journalists would be admitted later "in batches." Almost immediately, usually stone-faced officials at Hong Kong's China Travel Service smilingly expressed the hope that other applications to Peking would be successful...
...complained at practices when everyone didn't have to do the same workout When roommates for the Penn trip this winter were assigned far in advance by alphabetical order. Krause refused to cooperate. He submitted a report to the Eliot kitchen asking that the serving women smile more and serve hotter food...