Word: joined
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...should like to join a society of World War Veterans devoted to the following propositions...
...when you reflect that while "one's feet would strike upsloping ground more quickly than level," they would leave it less quickly. To put it another way, while on a track sloping slightly upward the ground in front is nearer the point where a runner's legs join his body, the ground behind is farther from it. And picking up one's feet is harder work than putting them down...
...from four goals to six. Weighing less than 118 lb., famed as a steeplechaser, Bostwick never took polo seriously until last year. He advanced quickly in a few months from a handicap of one goal to four. His name was not on the list of players receiving invitations to join the International squad but he made so many goals in the 3rd Westbury challenge cup matches that he was drafted belatedly. If he keeps on improving he has a good chance of being International...
...would build a 1,400-mi. line with capacity of 30,000 bbl. daily to connect Barnsdall and Continental refineries in Oklahoma with Des Moines. From Des Moines a four-inch pipe will run through Iowa and Nebraska to Minneapolis and St. Paul. A six-inch line will join Des Moines and Chicago. Another four-inch line will run from Chicago to Milwaukee. The entire system will cost approximately...
...often degenerated into a series of disconnected gags, but Wallace keeps the action moving along, and when nothing else is happening entertains the spectator simply by his manipulation of photography. The activities of the dog-catcher of Buford, Tenn., his dog Deep Stuff and his best friend, persuaded to join by a recruiting sergeant who mentions easy eating, sleeping and band music, seem to have humorous possibilities. But Anybody's War is only mildly funny. The trouble is partly the interjection of an unnecessary lovestory, and partly that Bert Swor, who takes Moran's old part...