Word: stormed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...civilization which, from the Virgin Mary, Dante, Petrarch and the Troubadors...to the humblest of our movies...has always celebrated the cult of love." Ann is a Hollywood movie star who seems frigid only because the right man has never come along to thaw her out. The emotional storm they generate is so electric that for two days they barely have time...
Even the Fair Deal's onetime economic weatherman, Leon Keyserling, could see few storm signs ahead, told a Manhattan audience: "The years ahead...can witness an unparalleled period of economic stability and growth...It is my firm conviction that we can lift our annual national product from about $375 billion now to close to $500 billion...
When Carter Davidson, president of Union College attempted to insert a sentence lauding the committee's work into the draft of a resolution, a storm of opposition developed, with Mather expressing vigorous criticism...
Press and public clamored for the answers to two questions: i) Why had the New York State Harness Racing Commission done nothing about the violation of the regulations? and 2) Who were the owners who submitted to Lewis' dictatorship? As the storm swirled up the Hudson to Albany, Governor Dewey acted promptly. First, he suspended the license of the Yonkers track (which was scheduled to open a 42-night fall meeting this week) until all 1,200 employees had submitted fingerprints and required statements...
...picture was made, not in Labrador, but in the Donner Lake region of northern California). What slows things down is the high-blown rhetoric of the script, the tediously familiar characterizations of the flyers, and the endless invisible choirs that form the musical background of every shot of storm-cleared...