Word: lied
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Winter wheat" is planted in the late fall and allowed to lie in the ground through winter. Spring wheat is first planted in the spring...
...Dean of the Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral agreed to permit a memorial tablet to the late John Singer Sargent n the crypt, where the remains of many famous men, including Lord Nelson, lie...
...wary. Theirs is an eternal vigilance. To them, everyday is April 1. Only those born in Missouri survive to a ripe old age. Suspicion must become their second nature. The public expects them to be omniscient, omni-accurate. Yet the public conceals facts from them, distorts facts to them, lies to them outright, plays jokes upon them. The good citizen with a "cause" brings propaganda to their desks. Public men lie to the press as an aid to their digestion. Reporters, the emissaries hired by editors to keep them accurately informed, put upon them out of carelessness, laziness and pure...
...half-mile, mile, and two-mile are the events in which the University will probably do its heaviest scoring. Watters, Haggerty, Tibbetts, Barker, Cutcheon, and Ryan are six men who should gather from 22 to 27 points between them. Yale's chances in this trio of events lie in Gibson, who does the 880 in a fraction over 1 minute 58 seconds, and Smith and Briggs in the two-mile, who can run the journey in under 9 minutes 45 seconds...
...based on a set of figures published in the 1925 Senior Album. They are statistics of the class of 1903, showing just what occupations its members are actually engaged in and statistics of the class of 1925, showing in what vocational directions the ambitions of this year's Seniors lie, just before their graduation...