Word: warmed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Look some time for Heath to warm to his new role as the major proponent of Tory policies on the floor of Commons, and he was frequently bested in debate by Prime Minister Harold Wilson...
Mandragola, set in Italy at the close of the quattrocento, uses the stones of Florence to soften up a girl's resistance. As an impregnably virtuous Renaissance lady enduring a crash course in fertility, Rosanna Schiaffino is stretched out in bed with large, warm rocks on her stomach, then is marinated in giant tubfuls of broth, and finally is sealed, screeching, into a body-length hot-water bag to test another old wives' tale. More than 400 years after it was penned by the cynical Renaissance moralist, Niccolo Machiavelli, this ribald comedy classic still looks exuberantly...
...rebel spirit that made Behan different from other skins. He was indeed a fine doorful of a man, as a friend said of him once, and the sight of him there in it, showing a grin that was all the more devilish for lacking teeth, was ever enough to warm the kindred heart...
...Warm Weather Performance...
Mayer explained the purpose of the theatre: "We feel the need for student theatre and student experimentation in the Cambridge area does not end with the coming of warm weather. And we feel that some of the things Tom and I have been doing this year can be explored in greater depth without the immediate pressures of academia hanging over our heads...