Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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That many have been inspired by his example is no less evident than that too few have had the courage or the will to follow it. But no matter how few have followed his lead, he has been a great leader in a crucial battle, and his decision to leave it fills us with misgivings...
...victory was really scored by the whole team, however. Ten men played for the Crimson, with every one coming through with at least one point at a crucial time. Harry Sacks was the only man to play the whole game for the varsity, and he wound up as high point man with 20 markers...
...want to see some of the best squash players in the country in a crucial match against Army, wait until tomorrow. If you want to see these same players waltz over a mediocre team in a practically inconsequential match, go to Hemenway at 3:45 p.m. today when the Crimson takes on Wesleyan...
...World War II, Joseph Stalin had deigned to answer written questions from U.S. and British correspondents. The questions and the timing were strictly of his choosing, and the answers were always loaded to show that Old Joe was a man of peace - especially when the West was at a crucial stage in building its own counter-strength...
...play, "Miss Lucy in Town," a fares by Henry Fielding, featured the appearance as tutor to the Prince, of Housemaster John H. Finley, Jr. '25. Miss Lucy, the heroine whose naivete leads to the crucial scence above, was played by Alton Peters...