Word: deathly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...unexpected death of the elder Rockefeller this country suffers the loss of a citizen who, although inactive in recent years, served as an example of American initiative, ability, and progressivism at its best...
Narrowly escaping death when he was pinned beneath his capsized outboard motor boat, Clare L. Milton '39 of Eliot House was rescued yesterday by the Metropolitan Police. He lost several cameras valued...
Spring not only gives birth to a child destined to die an early but slow and happy death; it also enlivens the soul of Man. It quickens the beat of his heart and draws the dopey poison of winter from his veins. Man is momentarily aware of joy. For a moment he lefts his eyes from his book, takes his glass from his lips, or looks away from the little white ball on the tee and embraces a nebulous, exhilarating something. He is filled with urgings. Surely it is either a strong-willed or unfeeling individual who can learn chemical...
...greater figure than he was in the book, while Freddy Bartholomew as Harvey is far above his "Lloyds of London' performance. Between them they have created the most deeply emotional characters of the year. There is almost no one in the theatre who isn't moved by the death of Manuel, or by the service in Gloucester for those lost...
...above everything else it is a picture of the sea, of the fishermen who derive their livelihood from it and go down to their death in it. It is the picture of what the sea can do to a person, portrayed in the remarkable transformation of Harvey Cheyne. It tells of life as it really is in a way that has never been told before...