Examples of using Luce in English and their translations into Chinese
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Luce himself jumped into the editing process and wrote Churchill about problems of the“architectural structure” of the book.
Through the first months of 1941, Luce was principally concerned with Europe, and with the survival of Britain in the face of the German threat.
In mid-October 1936, only a few weeks before the publication date, Luce decided that the existing Life staff was inadequate to the task before them.
Luce himself told colleagues that he was not yet sure they were capable of producing the kind of magazine he was imagining.
Luce Scholars receive transportation, insurance, and a monthly stipend through the period of their participation sufficient to meet all normal expenses in Asia.
Unknown to White, Luce had already told Wertenbaker that“the bases of a satisfactory deal do not exist”(a euphemism for dismissal).
During most of the decade, Luce and his magazines were largely indifferent to who was winning or losing the conflicts in Europe and Asia.
In any case, Luce said later,“Hadden was so determined to get back to New York that there was no use arguing.”.
Time magazine, run by another son of the East Coast establishment, Henry Luce, would lead the cheering when Riverside opened that October.
John S. Martin's deteriorating behavior had become increasingly disturbing, and, Luce believed, threatened the future of Time.
Luce Hall at Yale University(34 Hillhouse Avenue), New Haven Museum(114 Whitney Avenue), and Yale-China Association(442 Temple Street).
To which Luce replied,‘Mr President, good news isn't news.
Levin didn't only share Luce's moral compass; he believed that, like Luce, he was ahead of his time.
A few months earlier Luce had named himself managing editor for an“unstated term of months or years,” hoping he could compensate for Martin's weaknesses.
By the time of Luce's fortieth birthday in April 1938, he had been a wealthy and powerful man for nearly a decade.
The von Trapps arrived in Stowe, Vermont in 1942, settling on Luce Hill, a 660-acre working farm.
In April, as German forces began their great offensive, Luce raced to Paris to join her and to assess the changing situation for himself.
The"Luce" hall holds a maximum of 80 people, featuring an open space with windows.
Given the intensity of Luce's engagement with the global crisis, it is surprising that until mid-1941 he had focused relatively little attention on China.
By the time of Luce's fortieth birthday in April 1938, he had been a wealthy and powerful man for nearly a decade.