Word: louders
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Anent Theodore Roosevelt: "Roosevelt sang louder than anyone in the congregation and made the responses in a vigorous voice. Doctor Moerdyke's text was: Be ye doers of the word and not hearers only...
...violin turned out to be a good investment. In the second act its successor is bringing big dividends from audiences flocking to hear the young Yiddish genius. Unhappily, the war has meanwhile started and the violinist feels the call to arms louder than the whispering of his muse, or the terrified protectiveness of his mother. At the end of the act he shakes off her imploring arms and starts off for the war against oppression...
...less stringent regulation would require the satisfactory identification by officials of every book leaving the Library doors. Each of these rulings would mean that every individual would have to submit to a search every time he used the Library; and actions, in most cases, have been known to "speak louder than words...
...Where were you, Jim?" (Louder...
...Princeton game if we don't try it a few times before. It wasn't any good at the Princeton game last year. We had a long cheer every five or ten minutes perhaps, and these didn't do much good. We ought to have them more often and louder this year, and everybody ought to do some real yelling. Everywhere you go, you hear how poor Harvard's cheering is, no matter what the sport. And, as some one said to me the other day, I think that "it is about time that Harvard began to learn...