Word: tieing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...rage in his opponents that Franklin D. Roosevelt did, wanted to be governor for four more years. Benton, trying to keep his Senate seat (which he has held for ten months) was running for office for the first time, with the best huckstering tricks conceived by the sincere-tie...
Control of BBC is vested in a seven-man board of governors appointed by the King (actually by the Prime Minister). Even under a Labor government, the board has an old school tie atmosphere that filters down through all echelons. BBCmen work hard and enthusiastically for very little money, and the revenue for their modest salaries comes almost entirely from the listening public. Each Briton pays ?1 a year for his radio license fee or ?2 for his TV set. Additional income pours in from BBC's impressive list of publications, which accept advertising even though BBC does...
...School Tie. Though a monopoly, BBC is neither directly owned nor controlled by the government. It is set up as a public corporation under a Royal Charter that is normally renewable every ten years. The Postmaster General, who controls all of Britain's communications, may prevent anything from being broadcast. But he has never exercised his right of censorship...
...Montreal Canadians came from behind with two third-period goals last night to salvage a 3 to 3 tie with the Chicago Black Hawks in the second game of the National Hockey League season...
Milton Academy played the freshman soccer team to a scoreless tie here Wednesday. The Yardlings failed to score after the half on five corner kicks and a penalty kick...