Word: bring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...figure of the country doctor is one which has always appealed to the public as being representative of the best qualities in American character. The typical picture is of an elderly old-school physician braving the wilds of blizzards to bring medical aid to the suffering. Usually he is thought of as poor and self-sacrificing, frequently giving his services for nothing, or possibly in exchange for some of the produce of a farm...
...expected that late arrivals during the week will bring the total over the 100 mark. The entire Varsity coaching staff was on hand along with Jayvee and Freshman coaches, Henry Lamar and Skip Stahley...
...press criticism, until they had remedies to offer. Last week the Government offered the British public both. They proposed three new officials: a Permanent Under Secretary for Air (to link civil with military aviation); a Deputy Director General of Civil Aviation; a Director of Civil Research and Production (to bring British planes up to date). The Government also decided that British Airways and Imperial Airways, the chief Government-subsidized lines, should be completely reorganized. To make it easier to do all this-in spite of the fact that Imperial Airways last year paid 9% on its shares-the Government upped...
Mexico is backward and primitive, but Mexican Chavez is the most futuristically minded of contemporary musicians. He has a firm faith that the development of electrically controlled instruments will bring about a musical golden age. In a recent book,* he predicted the invention of vast music-creating engines, envisioned a musical art in which present-day musical instruments and "interpretive" musicians would no longer be necessary. What this music of the future would sound like, and why anyone should want to create it or listen to it, Prophet Chavez left to his readers' imagination...
...blood of Hitler. In stolid fashion he waited around. After Schuschnigg's broadcast "good-by," Seyss-Inquart kept going on the air by electrical transcription every half-hour or so, asking Austrians not to resist the invading German Army, saying the troops of the Führer would bring "happiness." All he had to do was avoid assassination by anti-Nazis before the arrival of the German Army and Adolf Hitler...