Word: narrowing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...year-old Socialist John Edwards launched his campaign with a rally of 3,000 vociferous supporters in King George's Hall. From now until election day, John Edwards will campaign from soapboxes at the mill gates and in the workers' canteens; he will tramp Blackburn's narrow streets in a steady house-to-house canvass, and he will make numberless speeches to street-corner gatherings from his loudspeaker...
...into a cylinder, but I begin with a cylinder and . . . make a bottle." He represented objects, he added, only "in order to prevent the combination of colored forms suggesting to [the spectator] a reality which I have not intended." Writing "On the Possibilities of Painting," he strictly defined the narrow possibilities of his own approach...
...another winter world championship, at Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy's Dolomites, a U.S. four-man bobsled driven by Lake Placid's Stan Benham rumbled down the icy slide in 1:21.03, a new course record, to win by a narrow margin. Runner-up: Switzerland...
...could such needs be met? A start could be made, said the report, at the employment office: applicants should be "welcomed, not merely tolerated." Once hired, an employee should be educated, beyond the narrow limits of his own job, to the broad aspects of company policy, thus giving him "pride in his job and pride in his company...
...want to know why, even with candidates making the recounts, all "close" candidates, those separated from elections by a narrow margin, were not included in this select group. Among those not included was Albert B. Carter, the candidate who lost his position on the Permanent Class, Committee as a result of the recounts...