Word: yieldingness
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Although holding the unions to account, the commission also laid blame at management's door. By yielding to incessant labor demands, said the report, the press only perpetuates the very extravagance and waste that spell financial disaster. Said the report darkly: if Fleet Street's willingness to go...
The old order changeth, yielding place to new,
Whether yielding to outward pressure or inner conscience, the San Francisco delegates went on to elect Frank L. Peterson, 69, the first Negro vice president in General Conference history, thus assuring Negroes of a larger voice in future church affairs.
Good for All. As chairman of Guthrie, Sir John spends only one month each year on the Malayan plantations−the rest of the time his eye roves world markets from Guthrie's London headquarters−but he is deeply involved in Malayan affairs. Even before there was serious...
Her marriage to the late Welsh Poet Dylan Thomas was a never-ending hurricane of flying crockery, and in Leftover Life to Kill, her chronicle of that 17-year clash of egos, Caitlin Thomas, 47, sometimes wondered how she and the tosspot genius avoided killing each other. Now, in a...