Word: trimly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...every day for as long as anyone can remember at the same rooftop restaurant of a Lisbon hotel. His hair has been cut by the same barber for 30 years, and his nails have been cared for by the same manicurist for 26 years. A teetotaler, he has stayed trim by regular riding on his horse Achilles, the mount on which he has won several national and international competitions. He can also be somewhat overbearing. In Guinea, he told fat officers to lose weight, and if they did not, he ordered them shipped home. He is an odd man indeed...
...policy that will free the U.S. of its dependence on foreign oil. Moreover, there is a need to make administrative sense of an agency that has been too busy fighting fires to pull itself together. Meanwhile he will have to fight bureaucratic battles against people who want to trim away the sweeping power that Simon enjoyed; some staffers at the White House and Office of Management and Budget, for instance, want to phase out the FEO's fuel-allocation program. And Sawhill will have to do all this at the age of 37, after a mere 13 months...
Just then down the runway there was the hungry rumble of a mufflerless stocker in racing trim. Just at the end of the runway, they turned the corner, then saw us, and zoomed off. Will Perdy and his boy jumped in the pickup and were on the chase. Kenny yelled at me to hop on, and said, "I'll try and head 'em off the other way, Will! I'll tell 'em to clear out for you." And gripping the eggs tight, I held on as Kenny charged off into the blazing Florida afternoon, down the runway, chasing after...
...Heilbroner in effect says to the human race. "You're not the kid you once were. You can't burn the candle at both ends any more - maybe not even at one end, the way your energy resources are going. And you'll have to trim down that population bulge. Keep on doing what you're doing, boy, and you'll kill yourself...
...chorus of mournful noise is issuing from the cattle-feeding pens of Colorado, Texas and the Middle West-and not just from the steers awaiting slaughter. The feed-lot operators are moaning too, because a consumer rebellion against beef and soaring costs of fattening cattle threaten to trim their profits to the bone. Says an official of the Colorado Cattlemen's Association: "A lot of boys are going to belly...