Word: winded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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GALLERY OF MODERN ART-Columbus Circle at 59th. Many artists begin with realism and wind up with abstractions; reversing the process, Frenchman Jean Hélion first earned a reputation for his nonobjective paintings and then turned to nature. Sixty works trace his interesting development. Through...
Thick, milky clouds piled high over Moscow, and a sharp northern wind stripped the last leaves from the birches...
...chances of regaining power are, in fact, remote. Some observers think another ploy may be in the wind...
...Used to take care of my garden," Parker harrumphs. "He was a lousy gardener. I hope he'll make a better president." Obviously, the wind of change wafts through this tart topical melodrama, an updated version of the old favorite about a group of decent, civilized folk marooned in a jungle outpost among hordes of savages. They no longer sing Rule, Britannia! Even the comforting strains of There'll Always Be an England are but dimly heard, and the tribal chieftains have evolved into smartly uniformed officers with English accents and political ambitions...
Harvard didn't get on the scoreboard until Molloy tried a quick kick from his own eight-yard line late in the half. The play fooled the Harvard defenders, but the ball got caught in the 25 mile an hour wind and rolled out at the Harvard...