Word: depend
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Later this fall the Crimson varsity plays both these teams, which are in a rebuilding stage and depend largely on the aggressive but often faulty play of numerous sophomores. Two of the Bruins' stars, halfback Tommy "T.D." Thompson and all-Ivy League tackle Jimmy McGuiness, agreed that the Green "hit harder than Yale or Columbia and their backs ran surprisingly well." But Thompson queried, "We certainly tied up Beagle, didn't we?" And they did. His passes gained only 79 yards Saturday, compared to his previous average of more than 125 per game...
Although the lab section this year is limited to 12 carefully-selected students, it will probably be expanded next fall to include the entire enrollment of Nat. Sci. 2, Kemble said. He pointed out, however, that this will depend on how well the experiment succeeds and how much laboratory space is available...
...overshadows every individual and any individual in it." The Bases of Confidence. This is the statement of a man too wise and too humble to believe in his own indispensability. But it has another meaning: most of what President Eisenhower has contributed to international and national life does not depend for its endurance on his arteries...
...political figure in his own state, Governor Good win J. Knight, who will probably control the California delegation to the Republican National Convention. While Nixon is widely known and well liked by a great number of G.O.P. leaders around the country, the extent of his strength would probably depend not only on how much support Ike gave him, but also on how much responsibility the President turned over to him during the next year. With major presidential power and authority in his hands for several months before the convention, Nixon's prestige and position could be greatly enhanced...
...book, Johnson has set out to build a basic framework of knowledge about the poems and the poet's development on which future scholars can depend. For every poem in his edition, Johnson has listed the principal text, the variants which Miss Dickinson is known to have written, and the changes introduced in the publication by different editors...