Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...passwork on all three lines was most always perfect. Les Duncan continues to show constant improvement and against Brown his good hockey thinking was particularly effective with wings Maurice Balboni and Dave Holmes on the third line...
When such pictures are being taken, the plane will usually fly at a constant height--about 20,000 feet--and at a constant speed, making parallel flights over a given area about 30 to 50 miles apart. With the additional aid of various types of land surveys, Raisz then makes his maps, transferring the material from larger scale maps to smaller ones. One map can--and has--taken him many months to complete...
Commanding the flight from the lead plane was 50-year-old Major General Archie J. Old Jr., who coordinated the trip, kept in constant radio contact direct with LeMay's headquarters in Omaha. Texas-born Archie Old, like Curt LeMay, is no West Pointer, was an auto dealer with a reserve commission in the Air Corps until he was called to active duty in September 1940. Squarejawed, blue-eyed, thoroughly able, he rose with phenomenal speed in wartime to command the Eighth Air Force's 96th Bomb Group at a ripe 36, led the first shuttle-bomb raid...
...with it the Confederacy's last chance to turn the tide of the Civil War. What caused his failure? The obvious answer is: the Union Army. But there are many who insist that the answer is more subtle, that the blame lay in General Lee's constant concern for the feelings of his subordinates-a concern so deeply rooted that it diluted his ability to command...
...grown weary of the constant publicity on Cardinal Mindszenty. It's about time some mention was made of the struggle European Lutherans have had in their Christian stand against Communist domination. It was indeed gratifying to read your article [Oct. 22] on Lutheran Bishop Lajos Ordass...