Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...education circles, that make for lively conversation. Jean Fowles and her husband Edward at tended one meal, and Mrs. Fowles recalls: "They have all of the various Hunt products in different silver containers, and Norton said to Edward, 'Won't you have some catsup?' Edward said, 'Indeed not, I wouldn't spoil good food with that stuff.' Simon's wife laughed and said: That's why I've never learned to cook. Norton always pours catsup over everything.' " Later, Edward Fowles added: "But then, how would he have bought our Giorgione without the catsup...
Simon has improved practically every company that he has gone into and, since he has never sold any of his major acquisitions, denies with some justice the common charge that he is a raider. Says he: "We wouldn't even come close to raiding, but this is used as a demagogic epithet by inadequate managements as their way of keeping their position. In a situation like Swift, which has leadership in the meat-and-carton industry and yet shows a consistently low return on investment, what has happened in the way of management over the past 30 or 40 years...
...neutral corner immediately. After the knockdown Clay hovered over Liston and hollered a few vilifications at him. As I've always understood the rule, a fighter must retire to a neutral corner before the countdown begins. If Clay had thought the knockdown were legitimate, he wouldn't have jeopardized his chances for a first-round victory by carrying on a little social chat with his prostrate victim before going to a corner...
...Remember the other guy I discovered this year was Freud. You, unfortunately, never read any, and wouldn't even when I gave you some...
...first fight was called a bore and a fraud. Sportswriters have been proclaiming for months they wouldn't go to the rematch if it were held in their own back yard. Boston chased the fight out of town and now it's being held in some godforesaken burg called Lewiston, Maine...