Word: bindings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Wait. For more than two months General Sir Harold Alexander's British had crouched along the 35-mile front stretching from the Qattara Depression to the sea. Daily they had made sorties and feints, lashing at Rommel's advance posts, scuttling back to their own lines to bind their wounds and bat the flies. The flies were the worst. They swarmed over the unburied dead. They swarmed over the living, drove soldiers close to madness, until morale ran out and men prayed only for some kind of action. Now they...
...Blondes for Defense," first shown last night at the Pi Eta Club for the benefit of graduate members, is a peppy and inspired musical comedy with a simple but lively plot, which finds its weakest moments in the speaking parts that bind together a number of outstanding songs. As in last year's Pi Eta show, John Bunker introduces one of the two feature tunes, in his excellently acted role of "Hepzibah" who sings "I've Been Around...
...hrer, he said, promised to remember Japan in his will, by instructing the Germans "to bind themselves eternally to the Japanese spirit." In fact, General Yamashita was so hopped up that he said: "In a short time, something great will happen. You just watch and wait...
...glance at the newspapers we are often overcome with the number of deaths registered once more in our families. We are about to enter the third winter of the war, and we all have the feeling that our people are not sufficiently united to fulfill the tasks that bind...
...more tradition's chains shall bind...