Word: equalling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...principal feature of the performance was the appearance of Clara Lane as Serpolette, and, as she has done good work since her connection with the organization, it was a foregone conclusion that she would make a success of this part. Vocally she was entirely equal to every requirement, and her acting, too, was vivacious and coquettish. Edith Mason sang Germaine intelligently, and her several numbers were liberally applauded...
...principal feature of the performance was the appearance of Clara Lane as Serpolette, and , as she has done good work since her connection with the organization, it was a foregone conclusion that she would made a success of this part. Vocally she was entirely equal to every requirement, and her acting, too, was vivacious and coquettish. Edith Mason sang Germaine intelligently, and her several numbers were liberally applauded...
...Brown line was strong, especially at the tackles. Nott brushed Stevenson aside at will, while Emory found little trouble with Haughton, although he was hardly equal to Donald...
Though at first sight this matter would seem outside of the concerns of members of the University, yet is must be acknowledged that as patrons of the post office, they have at any rate an interest in the efficiency of the postal service equal to that of other Cambridge residents. Beyond this, the University office, the numberous University organizations and the college papers make large demands upon the post office. It is for these considerations that the CRIMSON has decided to start a petition among members of the University and it has been given reason to believe that an appeal...
These are a few of thousands of examples which show the power of machines; yet, great as that power is, it is not equal to the power of conscience, and in the end it is bound to succumb. The secret of every political reform is that every man should get into his mind a sense of political duty. If the American Republic is to attain its ideals, not a few but all must have a sense of the necessity of incurring its political responsibilities...