Word: calmly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...weather was warm and the water calm for the trials. The Second crew remained in the same order that it, rowed in yesterday, being seated as follows: Stroke, Watts; 7, Walcott; 6, Weymer; 5, Gates; 4, Canning; 3, Barry; 2, Farnham; bow, Perkins. Not many changes, if any will be made in this crew before the race, Coach Brown apparently being contented with the eight...
Myths he has fed upon. Upon myths will be continue to feed. So perhaps one need take with no less salt his fear than the calm which preceded it. If the administration is honest this order was issued merely for the purpose of assisting Californian agents in the performance of their "duty". And it is always well to believe that the administration is honest...
While all this was going on last week, a calm-souled, religiously-minded group of people in Manhattan were quietly celebrating a 50th anniversary. They were the loosely organized followers of Dr. Felix Adler...
...farmer's situation and his persistent proclaiming of his tribulations constituted a most irritating subject, which was discussed gingerly. However, President O'Leary attacked the problem. His was the calm assurance of authority which gave him respectful hearing last year before the International Chamber of Commerce at Brussels. At that time he soothed the European members, who were excited about the possibilities of not collecting on the Dawes Plan (TIME, July 6, p. 5). This time he summed up his views thus...
...hear reports. This time they heard that Bishop Anton Bast of Denmark could not join them because pardon or reprieve from his prison was refused (TIME, March 29) ; that reports of Mexi can religious persecution were false; that England lags in restricting liquor sales in India. The conference was calm...