Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...supporters are wrong, we will lose $100 per American. If the detractors are wrong, we will lose one American per American. Which would you choose...
...except that Oswald kept some odd company during his 1963 stay in New Orleans. Still, Garrison remains certain that he has something big. "I have no doubt about the case," he said. "There will be more arrests, and they will hold up. If you bet against me, you will lose...
...particular, must be understood in terms of Europe's general assertion of independence. "To DeGaulle," says Bohlen, "countries are like planets. They have gravitational fields and the bigger the planet, the bigger the gravitational field. If a small planet goes too close to a large one, it can lose control of itself. As far as DeGaulle is concerned, France is a small planet and the U.S. is a large one." Bohlen adds, "DeGaulle is not anti-American. He's just pro-French...
Dick Low (160) was the only Harvard wrestler to lose, and his defeat was an 8-0 decision to undefeated Eli Tom Mc Ewan, one of the top wrestlers in the East. Chris Wickens, wrestling for the first time this year at 177, tied Ed O'Hare, 5-5, in the only other match in which Yale won any team points...
Harvard shouldn't lose tonight, but if it does an end at least will be put to one of the winter's tragedies. No one has ever claimed to understand Coach Weillands many personnel shifts, but an extreme of incomprehensibility was reached when he benched his captain, Dennis McCullough. McCullough was the team's goal leader his sophomore year, was third in that department last year, and was second high scorer this season when Weiland stopped giving him regular turns late in December. Since then, McCullough has been used only to kill penalties, and Weiland even avoids him occasionally...