Word: complemented
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Early in the season Harper lamented chronically about shallow reserves, but reasons for these complaints have gradually vanished. As it stands now he can complement his starting lineup, composed of Bill Hickey, Bill Borah, John Stevenson, Jim Downey, and Jerry Murphy, with at least three reliable substitutes in the persons of Al Switzer, Ambrose Redmond, and A. Turovetz...
...defense to fill Moseley's place tonight, with Steve Howe joining Dick Greeley on defense. Greeley has decided to take his chances with two hour exams tomorrow and play tonight, and since Johnny Chase's damaged eye is in good repair once more, Harvard will have its full defensive complement on hand...
Last week, Manhattan opera fans were given a pretty good idea of what The Duenna is all about. Greenwich Village's aggressive little Lemonade Opera (TIME, Sept. 8) had acquired two vocal scores from which it squeezed out an arrangement for two pianos and a full complement of 19 singers...
Basic reforms must be carried out by the ruling parties where necessary, Passer said, adding that "economic aid alone is not wise.... Our military strength, therefore, is the logical complement to the new dollar diplomacy...
...young lady on horseback below is Mary Barber, TIME Inc.'s string correspondent in Athens. On the morning this photograph was taken a few weeks ago she was returning from a twelve-hour night patrol with a complement of Greek Army cavalrymen in the "bandit-infested" countryside south of the town of Komotine, Thrace. The purpose of her night ride was to observe the workings of the officer observer-advisers of the U.S. Army Group in Greece. Cabled...