Word: winded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...estimates that "I could wind up with enough strength to elect myself chairman" of the Assembly. But that, she says, would be "immodest," a repetition of the mistake of Mme. Nhu, who "forgot she was a woman and tried to play like a man." Instead she will settle for deputy chairman, she says, "and a hand in writing the social-justice planks in the constitution...
...Harper, who alternated with Underwood in skippering the single-handed boat, recorded two firsts and a second in the seventh race when the gusting wind, which caused 15 capsizes during the afternoon, blew him over...
...this case, at least, the casting was up to Actor Reagan, and in January 1966 he decided to write, direct and star in an independent production that may well wind up as Best Friend Goes to Sacramento. Crisscrossing California from Roubidoux to Rialto, from Taft to Twentynine Palms, Republican Ronald Reagan, 55, has been running 18 hours a day as if the Dead End Kids were after him (they were in at least two of his movies). And to the surprise of Republican pros and the chagrin of the Democratic hierarchy, the candidate from Warner Bros, has turned...
...paying fans, and he suggested that the cameras pass around so the TV audience could count the house themselves. At any rate, he was happy to be "free to pick and choose" a new job. And it wouldn't be with one of those clubs where "you wind up with more young Ivy League guys in grey flannel britches than you have any idea...
Harvard doesn't have the Vic de Jongs, the John Griswolds, the faster-than-wind forwards; and Munro is probably right in sticking with the controlled play and short passing which are the Crimson's strong suits...