Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...intention of the congress to have delegates present from various countries, each one to be prepared on the amateur sports of all countries, and especially of his own. The delegates will be chosen from the prominent amateur athletes, and doubtless in America from her different University representatives...
...certainly inspired by him. But God has already appeared to His people in action. An example of this is seen in His freeing the Israelites from Pharaoh. Again and again he helped them by wonderful miracles, showing thus not by word but by deed, that they were his chosen people, and that it was His will that they should be freed. The best of all God's revelations to man was the life of Christ on earth. God wished to reval His perfect holiness to men and he did it in the life of Christ. He wished to reveal...
Princeton graduates are forming an organization to be known as the Princeton National Alumni Association. It is intended that this national association shall be composed of delegates chosen by the various local associations, and that annual meetings shall be held during commencement week...
...Italian, or Spanish is a minor subject, the candidate must be able to use easily books written in the language concerned, must show a mastery of grammatical principles by writing in it, and must also have an outline knowledge of the history of the literature; if Romance Philology is chosen as a minor subject, he must have a knowledge of old French or Provencal; if Comparative Literature, he must have an outline knowledge of mediaeval European literature. In the major subject the candidate must be able to write the language concerned with considerable readiness and correctness, and must have...
...fallacy to think that football men are bruisers. They are chosen for their pluck, energy and courage, and these requisites are more often found in the more intellectual and gentlemanly students than among the brutal ones. Gill and Cowan, who were perhaps the most famous tackles who ever played football, were both ministers, and four out of the last six captains at Yale have been in good standing in the University and prominent...