Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...enemy would not seek to take life primarily but would concentrate its bombs upon the power houses and gas tanks that line the city's shores, upon the railroad bridges, tunnel heads, radio stations. The greatest effect of bombing a large city would be psychological, paralyzing the light, heat, transportation, communication morale of the populace...
...aroused, shows an alarming tendency to transcend the pacific limitations imposed by Ghandi's program. The situation in India today can well be viewed with alarm by British officials. It has become necessary to remove all women and children from the vicinity of Peshawar where violence is at fever heat. At Chittagong an attempt to cut off all communications resulted in an indiscriminate massacre of Europeans and natives. At Simla some fifty casualties have been reported...
...University lightweights will not be rowing their first race for they have already opened their season in a race with the Kent crew during vacation. That duel ended in a dead heat. Their opponents Saturday have already tasted victory, for in the Navy-M. I. T.-Columbia regatta last Saturday they came out ahead by a goodly margin...
...while a slowly drizzling rain gradually was turning into a heavier downpour. That was the start of the eighty-second Oxford-Cambridge boat race last Saturday on the historic Thames. The two crews were tied in the number of victories--there were 40 wins for each and one dead heat--and now these two historic colleges, rich in tradition, were all set for the annual renewal of what is probably their oldest and most cherished tradition. Yet it seems that even in this the English graduates and undergraduates remained calm and showed none of the rowdyism that often accompanies...
After two days' practice in Connecticut the Harvard University 150-pound boat, and the Kent eight, rowing over the Henley distance on the Housatonic river, raced to the finish in a dead heat. The time was 6 minutes, 35 seconds. The Kent oarsmen, who sail in June for the royal Henley regatta in England, drew abreast of the University lightweights after trailiing by half a length at the three-quarter mile mark...