Word: angers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Blake denies the rumor that the student threw both his oars into the river in anger, for two days later, he finally made the club...
...simple truth has not yet percolated down to the silver miners and sheep herders, to the Wisconsin farmers, or to the others on whom the likes of McCarran depend. Eisenhower, can hardly wait the many years this will take, though, for revision is already sixteen months overdue. Rather than anger everyone further by ludicrous exceptions, he and his legislative captains should make an immediate effort for comprehensive revision...
This week the subcommittee will start writing its report. Unlike the U.S. military establishment, it has plenty of ammunition to work with, and the mounting frustration and anger of subcommittee members during the hearings indicated that the report would be loud...
...selfimportance, Frut races back with the news. But the old Sages barely listen, call his story a hallucination. Either the signs are collapsed termite burrows, they tell Frut, or erosions caused by the wind and rain. Defiant, Frut begins to wonder whether the Sages are really so sage. In anger, Frut argues in public that maybe tablelanders and creekers actually are equal. Rushed into jail and to trial, Frut refuses to recant about the Thing, and is sentenced to be eaten by Sarass the snake...
Dissolution automatically canceled the seats of all Red Senators "by right," and the Communists roared with anger. De Gasperi replied: "We have been the target of attacks, the butt of calumny and insults for days and nights, weeks and months. We kept silent . . . This reserve of ours may have made our opponents believe that we lacked both arguments and courage. I hope they have been enlightened...