Word: tenderize
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Although the visitors held something of a territorial advantage in the first half, they never mounted any sort of testing attack against the Cliffe defense. A few short corners, equivilent to an indirect penalty kick in soccer, went by the board for SMU as Radcliffe cage tender and co-Captain Carlene Rhodes hung tough in goal...
Fresh Doubts. The battle in Pittsburgh is unlikely to give pause to the growing number of American empire builders who are trying to take over corporations by tender offers. But it is certain to raise fresh doubts for many foreign businessmen, especially those in the newly rich Arab states, which have only just begun to seriously consider long-term investments in U.S. industry. And that is not likely to please Administration economists, who are looking for an infusion of foreign capital to help the nation's balance of payments...
...more. A family returning from Maine took a tip from a driver who called himself Thermidor and lucked into an exceptional lobster restaurant. Some of the CB messages are unembarrassedly commercial. A group of CB-assisted hookers plies one of the main highway approaches to Los Angeles ("This is Tender Love. I've got Lady Jane here ready for a pit stop...
...legendary ballerina from A.B.T.'s early days, Alicia Alonso, the founder and director of the National Ballet of Cuba. Now 53, Alonso provided more emotional than aesthetic delight by dancing the adagio from the second act of Swan Lake. It was a strained performance but also a tender portrayal of the Swan Queen, and the audience gave her nearly 20 minutes of cheers and bravas. For those in search of novelty, there was a first look at a potentially exciting new partnership. Gelsey Kirkland was dancing, for the first time ever, in a showy pas de deux from...
...exhibition, which opens this week in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., is provocative but tantalizingly incomplete. The Hermitage has, for instance, 23 Rembrandts, and Hammer & Co. managed to extract just two, painted some 20 years apart. One is a tender portrait of Rembrandt's young bride Saskia, resting her hand on her presumptively pregnant belly; the other is a magnificent, hauntingly evocative biblical work painted when intimations of mortality obsessed the artist. There is a marvelous Chardin that Catherine herself commissioned to depict the "Attributes of the Arts." There is an exquisite early Gainsborough that looks...