Word: dears
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...True," returned one of the senses which had stopped gamboling just long enough to catch the last word of the sentence. "But History 1 University Hall and relations dear sir not to be severed is too much for me." At this point the chair hopped conclusively, indicating its joy at the relations not to be severed...
...theme of his bellowing was simple, understandable and dear to Aussie hearts. Australia had poured half of its effective Army (about 170,000 men), an increasing flow of airmen, Bren guns, shells and other munitions into Greece, Crete, Libya, Malaya. Australia now demanded a place and a say in the British War Cabinet...
...University Theatre in bringing back for the special edification of Harvard's undergraduates the best movies either of the recent or of the more distant but none the less artistic past, a pair of previous triumphs and favorites on review day every Wednesday. Unfortunately, usually every Wednesday the dear old U.T. (God bless its cinematic heart) gives us the tripiest pieces it can remeber. Usually the review pieces are selected as though Little Orphan Annie were judging what is good enough to be shown again and what...
...Dear Mr. Conant...
...just indulging the luxury, so dear to Frank Knox, of getting exercised about U.S. morale. He was afraid that the people were taking accounts of German failure in Russia and unrest at home a little too seriously. So he made a most unfortunately worded statement...