Word: expression
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Durant, Business Manager of the University, has emphasized that the present system of a flat-rate of $8.50 weekly, with no seconds of substitutions, is merely an experiment, and that some alteration in the setup is contemplated soon. Consequently, it is urged that all students vote, and that they express themselves as accurately as possible...
...comparative quiet, a warning voice was heard from Cairo. Able War Correspondent Alan Moorhead cabled to the London Express six cogent reasons why the Axis counterattack had succeeded, why the previous British thrust had stalled. They were...
Almost alone among the angry national newspapers, Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express argued: "The horse Churchill is pulling a heavy load uphill. What do we do to that horse? Beat him with sticks? Or get behind the wagon and give him a hand...
...find their proper subcontracting niche: 1) the materials to be handled, 2) the type of machines required, 3) the number of machine-hours per job, 4) the operation expected of the machine, 5) the weight of the part to be machined. If there were an alphabetical code to express these facts, any man with a machine could look up its war uses like a number in the phone book...
...students would rather have the Dining Halls overlook this committment, they should express their opinion in the form of a thorough investigation and a University poll to determine the choice of alternatives which will meet the more stringent food budget demands and at the same time be acceptable to the majority of the undergraduate body...