Word: losely
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...come from the South?they are the two Walshes (Montana and Massachusetts), and Senator Adams (Colorado). If the Republicans should carry these three States and Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina?ah, what a land- slide !?they would have a working majority, provided they did not lose any of the seats they now hold...
Wayne B. Wheeler, General Counsel and Legislative Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League: "If we confess that we cannot enforce our laws we cease to be a Nation. . . . Human progress will be turned back and the current now steadily setting toward a Golden Age will lose its force in a backwater...
...stock laboratory idiom for this method of removing impurities). 3) How can substances necessary to the blood be prevented from escaping through the porous tube? They cannot be prevented, but identical substances in compensating amounts are dissolved in the surrounding solution so that the blood can lose nothing that it is desirable for it to maintain...
...publishers were loath to lose such a goldmine. They cast about for a successor, and now they have blandly announced that they "felt that the lamented death of the creator of Pollyanna should not deprive the public of the eagerly awaited continuation of the story of Pollyanna and the glad game...
When Frank I. Cobb, Editor of The New York World, died last December, TIME printed excerpts from some of his most noteworthy editorials. His editorials were the kind that did not lose their flavor with their timeliness. Now they have been collected in a book, Cobb of the World.* Laurence Stallings, his assistant, told apropos of the appearance of the volume some of the facts of Cobb's last days : "The last memory I shall have of Frank Cobb was on the day following Harding's death. He was propped...