Word: treat
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...good are the Russian jets? The only one U.S. pilots have met is the MIG-15, and they treat it with respect. Nothing can catch it except the U.S. F-86 Sabrejet, and then only under 30,000 feet. It has a more powerful engine, is lighter, more maneuverable, can climb faster than the F-86. U.S. pilots have knocked the MIGs down with shooting-gallery precision, partly because U.S. pilots are better trained, have the advantage of a much better electronic gunsight. Even so, every once in a while, a special flight of red-nosed MIGs scrambles up from...
...remaining lectures in this Thursday afternoon series will be given by Alfred V. Frankenstein and Ernest Hans Gombrich. The visiting member of the Music Department will treat "Pictures at an Exhibition" in Paine Hall next week, and the visiting lecturer in Art will speak on "Pictures and Words" in the Forum Room August...
...unbelievable that anyone could think up such a barbarous contrivance with which to "treat" a child...
...Paine Hall on August 9, Alfred V. Frankenstein, visiting member of the Music Department, will treat Moussorgsky's piano-piece "Pictures at an Exhibition...
...beautiful letter apparently done with brush or drawing pen. The best came last, from Raoul Dufy, who wrote that he wanted to help and would like a favor in return. He asked Dalton to find a house for him to rent in Tucson, where he could go to treat his arthritis. Dalton got busy and, as requested, kept the news of the trip to himself. All was ready last Jan. 22 when he met the train bearing Dufy, accompanied by his French housekeeper and nurse...