Word: expectantly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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House of Lords had a special opportunity to refurbish England's honor by giving Lord de Clifford exactly the same sort of justice a commoner, who had been driving 40 m.p.h. in the middle of the road through a foggy night to a death-dealing smash, might expect in any English court...
...Group does not think it necessary to maintain that Paradise Lost is a 'perfect' play. . . . We believe that . . . the least that one might expect is a clear-cut statement to the effect that every sensitive theatregoer must by all means...
Referring to the question of responsible labor leadership, Mr. Madden added: "It is remarkable that there are so few hot heads and zealots as there are. Would you expect a conservative person, considerate of the welfare of his family and himself, to accept a position of leadership in a labor union with all of its obvious and very real perils...
...drink a day but he takes so long getting that drink I have to go to the tavern after him." Because Diedrich's baby son has the judge's middle name, Jerome, he was discharged. Of himself, Louie Sarna said, "I suffered more than I ever expect, judge, your honor, the shame. My ambition it has always been not to beat my wife. I no do it again." Of Felix Stanley who is usually arrested for throwing his wife out the window, she said, "He's a nice man now. I want him home...
Hardly a bout was what might be called close. Coach Lamar seemed highly satisfied by the results of his men's efforts, and while no official pronunclamento was fortheoming, the genial mentor seemed to expect a satisfactory season...