Word: jump
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...cannot jump to what we consider perfection if the other fellow does not go the whole way. He might think that his point of view was just as good or better than ours...
Jenkins topped the individual scorers by winning the 120 yard high hurdles, tying for first in the high jump, and taking second in the 220 low hurdles Hunter followed by just losing to Jenkins in the 120 low hurdles and beating...
Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover. On the desk was a little oak plaque with three black buttons on it, to summon secretaries and stenographers. But whenever Harry Truman wanted a stenographer he would jump up, rush to the door and say, "Look, I want to dictate a few letters...
...were closer to each other than to Stalin. At times the two talked by transocean telephone almost every day. They loved to argue-Churchill heated and impetuous, Roosevelt cautious and soothing. Often, in their conversations and cables Stalin was "U.J." -for "Uncle Joe." Not long ago Churchill wanted to jump all over "U.J." for insisting that his Lublin Polish Government be admitted to the San Francisco conference without change. Roosevelt, equally opposed to Stalin's maneuver, persuaded Churchill to hold...
...Steinbaur; 880--H. O. de Fries, V. C. Moriarty and P. G. Robbins; Mile--A. S. Corrigan, W. F. Keller, V. C. Moriarty and P. G. Robbins; low hurdles--J. G. Hunter and M. C. Jenkins; high hurdles--J. G. Hunter and M. C. Jenkins; high jump--R. W. Haward, M. C. Jenkins and W. A. Withington; discus--P. N. Sawyer; pole-vault--P. G. Harwood; Javelin--E. B. Feder and R. E. Rochelle...