Word: expected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...seems quite certain that the men from New England who have enrolled in Professor Sprague's new, series of lectures expect to hear what they want to hear--that the government has taken the wrong step in its controlled inflation. But at the same time there can be no doubt but that the words of one so close to the affairs of that hectic week that followed on President Roosevelt's inauguration will be of much value to businessmen everywhere. He knows the inside story. Whether he will tell it is another thing...
General Johnson and Donald Randall Richberg, NRA's general counsel, were at swords' points. At a meeting of NRA's Policy Board lately the NRAdministrator had accused Mr. Richberg of playing "fast and loose" with him. Fatigued almost to the breaking point, the doughty General had bellowed: "I expect complete loyalty from every one of you. And that means you"?pointing a finger at Acting General Counsel Blackwell Smith?"and you"? pointing at Economic Adviser Leon Henderson. Messrs. Smith and Henderson politely retorted that their resignations were already on their chief's desk...
...Even Prince George's visit to Bled was a complete surprise!" chimed in Princess Marina. Then, with a shy glance at Prince George: "So was his proposal at Bohinska Lake. I expect the wedding will be in November...
...General Tsai," exclaimed His Honor involuntarily, "I didn't expect to see a youth...
...headlines. But to inquisitive newshawks he would say nothing about the suit filed against him in California by his wife Mary Pickford, nor the suit filed in Britain by Lord Ashley against Lady Sylvia Ashley in which he appears as corespondent. Was he going abroad again? ''I do not expect to go back to England...