Word: informs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Into an auditorium filled with some 4,000 Navy and Marine officers marched spray-fresh Navy Secretary John B. Connally Jr. to punch at the featherbed. Connally had called the meeting of every officer in the Washington area, including 65 admirals and Marine generals, to inform them that the Navy must scrape off its barnacles and gear for space-age change...
...defensive talent for the quick rejoinder. A Marywood priest once tried to sell her a copy of the Sacred Heart Messenger. "What would you rather read?" he argued. "The Sears, Roebuck catalogue," said Jean. One teacher flunked her when, during a ponderous lecture on doctrine, she broke in to inform the class that "a man's best friend is his dogma...
...have noted your account of President Quadros' meeting with Ambassador Berle. In view of the great respect and wide circulation enjoyed by your review I feel that as one of four persons present I should inform you that story is entirely incorrect. No incident or affront of any nature occurred during the interview. Foreign Minister Arinos was not even present...
...favors. In its bid for support, the National Council of Teachers of English has attempted to evaluate the current status of English teaching in its recent book, The National Interest and the Teaching of English. One of the book's primary purposes, according to its authors, is to "inform Congress...of the compelling need for an extension of the National Defense Education Act of 1958 to include English and the humanities. Unfortunately, Congress will probably not be moved to such action...
Members of the HDC have begun a new periodical in an effort to inform the University community and HDC members of the club's views...