Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...major he used to have to prepare the reports that went before the Appropriations Committee. All his life he had pointed out where there had been great danger, but no one could assume that any amount of actual military strength was a guarantee against risk . . . It is his own deep conviction that what we are now doing is going to give us the greatest ultimate and bearable strength over the years that he sees ahead...
Shillinglaw, an old Republican hand who has contributed to and worked for the Illinois G.O.P. for 20 years, has a deep interest in foreign affairs, is president of Chicago's International House. A former state commander of the American Legion, he worked hard and effectively in the Eisenhower campaign. After the election, he asked his friend Everett Dirksen to sponsor him for an appointment to UNESCO. Dirksen agreed, and things looked set, particularly because Shillinglaw was also an old friend of Under Secretary of State Donold Lourie...
From the Abbey's depths welled the deep voice of Elizabeth's subjects...
There's a new sound; it's deep down in the ground...
Because this new sound, so deep down in the ground...