Word: glowed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...must be reunited, we must be undaunted, we must be inflexible. Our qualities and deeds must burn and glow through the gloom of Europe until they become the veritable beacons of its salvation...
...remember back to 1937 when the first "Pins and Needles" began to tickle the D.A.R. and jab the vanishing Republican, the third edition may seem to lack the former non-professional glow. Now almost an institution, the I.L.G.W.U. boys and girls have outdone themselves, and are almost too good...
...hate the spirit's full noon glow...
...London wartime blackouts have aided Greenwich astronomers by cutting out the glow of city lights which interfered with telescope observation-but, presumably, the big fires set during mass raids have been a nuisance. Before the war there was serious talk of moving the observatory to another and darker site. Up to last week the observatory had not been hit and work was proceeding normally...
...paunchy little man stood quietly behind the marble rostrum, uneasy in his unaccustomed formal clothes, his shrewd, warm eyes downcast, his bald head shining dully in the soft glow from the vast skylight. Inches from his right hand was the gavel, the symbol of the authority he would now wield as Speaker of the House, until death or defeat of the Democrats. Sam Rayburn, 58, of Bonham, Tex., bachelor, shorthorn breeder, and for seven years a moderator of the New Deal, was waiting to speak his piece...