The problem was that intermissions meant longer running times, which in turn meant fewer screenings per day.
Then there was the Times, which, in its own way, played an equally remarkable role in the crisis.
He insisted that I read a newspaper every day, by which, of course, he meant the Times, which in those days was still the august paper of record.
His own coalesced in the racially charged environment of the times, which in Los Angeles culminated in the 1965 Watts riots.
It went counter to the prevailing prejudice and bigotry of the times, which in many other cities in the West resulted in violence against local Chinese.
She was offered a job writing for the so-called women's section at The New York Times, which in those days meant society parties, not feminist studies.
And so the returning nature-writer brings back to the eager denizens of Stoke Newington or Brooklyn some long-forgotten truth from earlier times – which in myth are always wiser times.
EACH church has endured its share of hard times, which in the case of St. Bart's, Mr. Tully said, made it "inwardly obsessed, when we should be focused more on the fabric of the city".
