Word: belonged
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that today she speaks of her husband thus: "He is a young gentleman farmer. He looks after his properties and is adored by the peasants for his simplicity. He is a great sportsman. I have a holy horror of sport. As for the French bourgeoisie-to which I myself belong-I do not like them. My nostrils have breathed heavily the winds of the great spaces. I abhor everything which might be niggardly. The bourgeoisie are too egotistical. They cannot understand that it is no longer possible to keep the French people in a state of relative misery...
Because the automobile in the picture did not belong to him, Senator Borah does not now remember its make. The Ford agency in Washington claims it, by identifying hood&body. But Overland also identifies it as a 1920 model 4. Twelve TiME-readers have decided it is an Overland. Under the circumstances, all bets should...
California has about 11,000 doctors licensed to practice medicine. About half belong to the C.M.A. The Association is willing to take in some 1,100 more. As for the remaining 4,400 California doctors, they are "outlawed" on account of age, ignorance, ineptitude, cupidity, fee-splitting, dishonesty, or plain crankiness...
Oxford will be represented by Ian Harvey, an ex-President of the Oxford Union Society, and Fenton A.S. Gentry, member of Vincent's Club. Vincent's is the club to which the outstanding athletes in the Undergraduate body belong...
Available on request at Governor Landon's Kansas City headquarters are mimeographed copies of press puffs ballyhooing him as the Great Budget Balancer. Alf Landon is careful to say, however, that the credit for Kansas' fiscal soundness "Does not belong to any one political party or State administration...