Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...possible to lose large areas of sensitivity in a seemingly sophisticated culture," Dean Miller said. "We must transcend the shrewdness of our present sophistication if we are to maintain the dimension of human reality...
Harvard's hockey squad twice overcame one-goal Clarkson leads in last night's fray at Watson Rink only to lose in sudden death overtime...
...remark, "You don't have to lose the human scale when you have a tall building," was not made with specific reference to Holyoke Center as your report implied; but to the context of a general discussion of recent tall buildings at Harvard. Professor of Architecture Eduard F. Sckler
...Harvard would like to be seeded among the top four teams, and probably won't be if it loses to Clarkson tonight. In the opening round of the tourney, the first-seeded team plays the eighth, the second plays the seventh, and so on, with the higher ranked team having the home ice advantage. In the two-year history of the tournament, the home team has yet to lose a first round game...
...declares that if present trends continue, cities will become the homes of only the very rich and the very poor. Moreover, they will lose their "most important asset," variety, as they are divided uniformly into industrial, office and apartment ghettos. This fear seems absurdly exaggerated, especially when Blake sneers at Lincoln Center as a cultural ghetto...