Word: thinly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...third quarter, with the Yardlings holding a thin 6-3 lead after a 25-yard field goal by Yale's Jeremy Kinney, Kram took Kinney's kickoff and dashed to the Ell 49. Two plays later. Sadoski found no room over right tackle, sprinted around the left end instead, and completed a 45-touchdown...
...With its thin majority, Labor had to haul in M.P.s in wheelchairs and on crutches to save itself, 307 to 301. Had the motion passed, Prime Minister Harold Wilson's government could have fallen...
Since Lynch shattered Zwolak's IC4A record last week and Hewlett missed his mark by a whisker-thin 0:00.2, it seems safe to assume that no midwest or Pacific coast runner is likely to outclass the Eastern pair on Monday...
Meanwhile, a nurse from the Brigham has put sterile coils in the tank's bath of dialysate (filtering solution) and added chemicals. She uses about l½ pints of the lawyer's blood, stored from the last treatment, to prime the coil. Then she connects a thin hose from the artificial kidney to the artery tube in his arm. He bleeds a little to finish the priming and the nurse hooks another hose to his vein tube. That completes the liquid circuit, and she switches on the machine. When all is going well, the doctor leaves...
...thin slice of French Milquetoast in appearance, Bonnard fell into the celebrated company of Vuillard, Vallotton and Maillol. Gauguin was chief prophet, telling them to express what they saw in colors straight from the tube. If a shadow had a bluish look, said he, the painter should use pure ultramarine. A group called the Nabis, or prophets, gathered and asserted that the imitation of three dimensions was less vital than a blatant arrangement of lines and colors. That was art; the other was slavish copying. Bonnard became "the very Japanese Nabi" for his fascination with oriental asymmetry, ascending perspective...