Word: subs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...pouring rain, gusty winds and sub-45 degree temperatures, the Harvard men's cross country team literally slid to a muddy victory over Cornell, scoring a low 24 to the Big Red's 31. Saturday in Roxbury's Franklin Park...
...method," Welliver remarks to the writer Edwin Denby in the catalogue. "Bierstadt did not look very hard and had a method, and de Kooning makes it up as he goes along ... I look very hard, then make it up as I go along." The idea of "sub lime" American landscape is fairly worn currency by now; there are too many generalized cliches of in stant grandeur attached to it. What saves Welliver's sense of awe at large scale is his sense of fact...
...stunted form of journalism. For a TV network reporter, who needs to worry about pictures at the expense of time for briefing and nuance, the problems are especially acute. Woodruff particularly chafed at "staging stakeouts along the White House driveway in boiling heat or pouring rain or sub-zero dawn, never knowing when a news subject is going to leave, or by what exit, or if you catch him, whether he will have anything...
...society. We can also expect to see the rites of courtship and seduction radically altered, as the mamba dancers of sex and class twine in ever more perverse ways. Women will use the new class markers to find themselves suitable mates and lovers. For instance, in "fast" cultural sub-groups we might expect to find men sidling up to women at bars and, instead of buying them drinks and flashing large billfolds, performing quick pirouettes followed by a hiking of the shirt, a dropping of the trousers, and a flashing of the underwear label. In more traditional groups this kind...
...sub was Sharon to make his case to U.S. audiences that he also submitted Fallaci, a tempestuous interview in Israel with Italian Journalist Oriana Fallaci, master en the emotional accusation. Sharon told Fallaci his army had avoided entering Beirut "to spare the life of the civilians." Fallaci: "For Christ's sake, no! What kind of story is this? For weeks you bombed those civilians in the most ferocious way, an amount of fire that I have never seen in a war, and God knows I have been most democratic all the wars of our times." Sharon said that...