Word: hatefully
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Board can keep this momentum Bunder control, because many of the inflationary threats lie not upon the records in its rented quarters across from the Treasury but in the cloak rooms of the Capitol. Last week inflationary sentiment in Congress burned brighter than at any time since 1933. Congressmen hate the thought of voting taxes in an election year. Led by Oklahoma's Thomas in the Senate and Texas' Patman in the House, inflationists and silverites loudly demanded new currency by the billion to pay the Government's bills. Schemes ranged from...
...gives himself more latitude with Mrs. Alden, and with old Nathaniel Alden, Oliver's millionaire uncle. They could have stepped out of Sinclair Lewis in their smugness, their fear and hate of the world, their lust for propriety. Two of a kind, again, though utterly different from the former, are Mario van der Weyer and Jim Darnley, the skipper of Peter Alden's yacht. Frankly sensual both, romantic and intelligent, the line between them is one solely of birth and breeding...
Both the Spensers in hate to the gallows they bring...
...Cecil Spring-Rice, British Ambassador to the U. S.: He cajoled, intrigued, did much to make the U. S. hate, fear and finally fight Germany...
...their hatred of each other. But they rarely met. practically never spoke. Their paths parted briefly when Sharpies went up to Oxford and Wace into business. Sharpies turned up again just in time to steal Wace's sweetheart from under his nose, not for love of her but hate of him. That finished Wace's happiness: he took to drink, married a grateful prostitute. In middle age, both separated from their wives and each with a grown-up child, the enemies were settled in London. Sharpies began to dog Wace's trail again, went...