Word: bearse
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In the East, where rowing is important chiefly because it gives occasion for pleasant water-fetes, crews last week were still trying to get used to the feel of a shell after the solid oar-machines in their gymnasiums and tanks. In the West, true home of present-day U...
Probably the least concerned person in the whole affair was William Fox, who is still a director of the company which bears his name, who for four more years will be given a salary of $500,000, and who can still go to the village movie-house in Woodmere, L...
Those who expected to find in Foch's 530 pages an easy answer to their questions had a very imperfect knowledge of the character of the Allied Commander. Marshal Foch's book, which in the French edition bears the more precise title of Memoirs to Assist the History of the...
Strictly interpreted, this sentence is nonsense. It bears the unmistakable imprint of Mr. Baldwin's loose thought. Being used to the Grand Old Muddler, the entire British press assumed that by "in India" he meant "on India" which would make sense, and mean that the Conservative Party had resolved to...
Big, powerful bulls and shrewd little bulls have been busy of late driving bears from their green stockmarket pastures.