Word: grave
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...News springs up from everywhere explaining his and my grave diseases," continued His Holiness. "Indeed yesterday I was reported dying of a heart attack. But God's goodness has protected us both...
...business enterprise are exercising every resource of ingenuity and hard work to eliminate waste and inefficiency. That the forces thus set into motion are now turning toward a new and prosperous era is indicated by a study of past business cycles. Miserable creatures, I consign you to a watery grave. Your doom is sealed...
...Julian showed no signs of penitence but obtained an injunction preventing the State Corporation Commission from taking any action against his oil company for non-curtailment. If Mr. Julian succeeds in proving that proration by law is "unconstitutional and void," the unhappy oil industry may again be in a grave crisis...
...action of Torch Song, refreshingly real, are reminiscent of the more serious works of Ring Lardner. The remarks of Actor Guy Kibbee, in the character of the dyspeptic undertaker supply salesman, should be long remembered. Sample: "All I've sold this week is two gallons of fluid and a grave lining. They bury them in their shirts around here...
...book dealers Roosevelt, The Story of a, Friendship, by Owen Wister, (TIME, June 23) book reviewers were puzzled, historians baffled, as to what was the matter with the book. The publishers spoke vaguely of "certain corrections'' it was "necessary" to make but declined to explain what grave thing was forcing them to expend perhaps $100,000 on repaging, replating, reprinting, rebinding. Author Wister was in Europe. His family referred to "anonymous protests...