Word: bellow
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bunt one and fouled . . . The next pitch . . . looked so good he took a full swing at it, knocked it over the fence, and won the ball game. Imagine the injured feelings of Stengel (the hero of the battle), when upon rounding third base, he heard Manager McGraw angrily bellow, "You're fined...
When Jockey Don Meade's third "lifetime" suspension was lifted by the Florida State Racing Commission (TIME, Dec. 18), the National Association of Racing Commissioners raised an outraged bellow. Last week, Jockey Meade himself got the Florida commission off the spot. In a tearful statement ("I had no idea all the trouble it would cause . . . I'm brokenhearted"), Bad Boy Meade withdrew his application for a Florida license...
Miss Foley, more venturesome, has set out to pick the best 28 stories of the year. Several of them are good, but on the evidence it is doubtful whether as many as 28 really good stories were published last year. The best in her book: Saul Bellow's recording (in Partisan Review) of a quack doctor's monologue in Chicago's "Bughouse Square"; Paul Bowles's eerie portrait (Mademoiselle) of a missionary's effort to hold the attention of primitive Indians by playing them jazz records; Peggy Bennett's sketch (Harper's Bazaar...
This did not constitute American exploitation, as the Reds bellow. For at the same time, Coca-Cola's 270-odd foreign bottlers and 3,000-odd foreign retail dealers grossed roughly $150 million. Not out of idealism, but out of good American common sense, Coca-Cola is in the business of creating business wherever it goes...
...CRIMSON has published several editorials attacking the famous "Harvard indifference." Yet when a blow is to be struck against it, you bellow--NO--more tutorial...