Word: followed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...never to make any; our late foreign policy on China seemed to be conducted in this way. We "waited for the dust to settle" for so long that in the end we did nothing. Stevenson seems to have no clear idea of how far the American people will follow political leadership...
...exactly what the Forum's constitution provides. Their opposition to the Forum has been conspicuous so far only for its malleability. Perhaps the group's members are interested in the aims of the new Forum. But its present spokesman, like Cicero--if in this respect alone--"will never follow anything that other men begin...
Princeton, which has always had a military history course, has revised it to follow the lead of Harvard, and is also allowing all students into the program...
...Cheering and half-time ceremonies are planned long before the two student bodies leave for the game. All the planning reaches a climax as the future officers march onto the field shortly before the game begins. And after they run to their seats for the kickoff the roars that follow every play throughout the game literally explode from the stands...
...game activity among the fans at both contests is much the same. The stadium fills long before game time. Many fans bring large quantities of blankets, warm clothes, and warming liquids. But the roars that follow the first appearance of the Middy and Cadet squads are much louder and more fervent than those produced by the first view of the Crimson and Eli elevens...