Word: wideninging
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Widening bodies to the fender line had made the cars roomier, but had also made the whole automobile, including doors, more susceptible to traffic damage. Parking-lot operators complained that they could store only two postwar cars where three earlier models had stood.
Those were the days when Waugh was being one of the Bright Young Things later satirized in Vile Bodies. But Evelyn was constantly widening his connections with the country gentry. He took up fox hunting and began to give examples of a personal courage about which he is quite bland...
The big issue was plainly put by This Week's Editor William I. Nichols, who made two European trips as an outside adviser (This Week has no foreign editions) for the State Department. He reported: "It is naive to say 'let private enterprise carry the ball,' and...
Like widening ripples, the effects of U.S. Steel Corp.'s $25 million price cut last week splashed through the industry. One after another, Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Jones & Laughlin announced price cuts from $1 to $5 a ton, even though first-quarter profits were down...
Notre Dame rooters (a noisy lot, centering around a small nucleus of alumni, widening out to include most of New York's Irish, and eventually embracing whole armies of subway sentimentalists) out-yelled N.Y.U.'s although it was N.Y.U.'s home town. They groaned as one when...