Gee whiz technology developed by the American military may it seems make short work of what over decades shovels, trowels and brushes have barely scratched the surface of.
Is a whole hidden ancient world about to become visible?
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Gee whiz" (We now knew American words, picked up from Dad when he was home.) The Negro porter wore a white jacket with brass buttons, and came walking down the aisle, delivering a telegram and things.
MORNING SERIAL
In addition to the exhibits, the event also featured the debut of
Gee Whiz: The Story of Grady Auvil, a documentary produced by Howell at the Moon Productions.
Show and tell
"I went over to look out the back and,
gee whiz, there was a plane in our backyard," said Fritz, who lives behind Bohemia Elementary School in Cottage Grove.
Ultralight plane crash lands; two pilots OK
They have, as you've already been reporting, basically said, '
Gee whiz, we're not sailing because we've got no money.'"
Navy throws anchor for lack of funds
Gee whiz. I accidentally wrote this on the back of my resume, but I already went to the trouble of writing this thing out so neatly that I don't want to start over again'," said Sgt Kevin Morton.
This is such a dumb stick-up
I could perhaps tolerate a little bit of mixed-up editorial belching, but
gee whiz, Brian Doherty: "cornpone hokum" in Branson, Missouri, that "difficult little state." As a native of the area (not an Assembler), I have to defend it.
Letters
Such accounts have a basic "
gee whiz" tone as authors admit surprise on how easy it is to use the Mac, or amazement at the many different things they can do.
Macintoshed Libraries 4
But all-weather attack is an advanced technological objective, profitable for contractors and enticing to those congressmen whose favorite words about procurement are "
gee whiz.' Far more money has been spent pursuing this elusive goal than on improving practical systems that will suit most, though not all, conditions.
The case against the Air Force
Three times he apologised as we were being bounced around like a shuttlecock, the final time saying, "
Gee whiz. But I've never known it as rough as this." Which made me feel a lot better.
Hoping for a gale!
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GEE WHIZ: US soldiers are welcomed by conductor Sir Malcolm Sargent at the subscribers' concert in 1962 (Examiner ref: 62-5030, TmcHUD211009-KE27830) * READY: Soloists and conductor Eric Chadwick at Huddersfield Choral Society's public Messiah concert, 1962 (Examiner ref: 62-4988, TmcHUD211009-KE26880)
LANDMARK: Behind the scenes with Choral performers and their guests