Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Mitch's hand. Mitch whirled, grabbed the boy by the shoulders and all but kissed him. The two stood smiling-grinning into each other's faces. The boy was Mitch's machine gunner. A photographer rushed up: "Throw your arms around him, like you're glad...
...glad we've been able to judge for ourselves by having American soldiers here because now we know what a typical American is like. Perhaps the nicest way I can express what I mean without intending to appear smug is: the Yanks are just like...
...single bottle of whiskey): "The convention is in the hands of our enemies." Bob Hannegan finally produced such a letter but then: 1) it turned out to be dated only 24 hours earlier; and 2) Mr. Roosevelt also mentioned Justice Douglas as one with whom "I should be very glad...
Beef-loving, beef-rationed Britain last week made a deal to take all the Canadian beef that Canada can ship overseas in 1944 and 1945. Canada will finance a large part of the cost out of her own version of Lend-Lease (Mutual Aid). The Dominion was glad to do so, for the deal was a good thing for both countries...
...want to have books picked out for her beforehand by ... the Book-of-the-Month Club."), and was the most popular Book-of-the-Month for 1943, joined the Club's editorial board.* This made his future books ineligible for selection, but Marquand declared he was glad "to be in a position to exploit American writers," and forgot about his past poking: "Don't blame me for what my characters say. ... I can't remember...