Word: tenderizers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...food, he seems to regard them, even uncooked, with affection. His first chapter describes their slow, idyllic lives: how they emerge from the soil in spring after a few days of sunshine; how they cruise through the dewy dawn, laying down roads of silvery slime, in search of tender herbage; how they explore the nearby world with their sensitive tentacles; how they glide over obstacles; how they retire into their shells when wind or heavy rain strikes their tender skins. "The snail is a peaceable creature," says Cadart. "Excesses of nature do not please him." Patiently in his shell...
...refusing to sing to the cops is a delinquent. The same kid refusing information to a military enemy is a hero. If this loss of inter-responsibility is one of the main causes of our difficulty, and if it is to be restored, it cannot be soft or tender. People need responsibility. They resist assuming it, but they cannot get along without it. Man is a double thing-a group animal and at the same time an individual. And he cannot successfully be the second until he has fulfilled the first...
...Manhattan publishing firm announced that its September list will include a "tender, searching" volume titled Love Poems. The poetess: Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt, 31, whose first published work follows her renown as amateur artist, professional actress (The Time of Your Life-TIME, Jan. 31), and the estranged wife of mellowing (73) Conductor Leopold Stokowski. Explaining the poetry's origin, Gloria's publisher said: "She filled her diary with poetry-her own poignant expression of a mood, the lonely torture of young love, the ecstasy of fulfillment-all intensely personal." No advance peeks at the verses were permitted, but Gloria...
...patrons of the sun-kissed Médoc district personally carried their finest Bordeaux vintages across the Channel and sold them at a Thames quayside to discriminating London vintners. "A good wine," sad Bertrand, "should have personal attention. It is a patron's duty." As spring's tender new shoots peeped from the wintry canes of his vines, Bertrand's plans were made. His own 47-foot cutter Lord Jim hung impatiently at her mooring on the Gironde. Her lockers were tenderly stowed with the finest output of the local vineyards-mellow...
First-string net-tender John Ogden will return to the line-up but Tom Cooney remains sidelined. Both goalies received injuries during Saturday's game...