Word: loudly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There was a loud cheer as Owner Walls, who trains his own horses and motors to-Epsom every night so that he can live near his stables, led April the Fifth into the winner's circle. Said Owner Walls, a one-time jockey, then a policeman, locomotive engineer, actor, playwright and master of hounds: "I am glad to have lived for this . . . for once I'm the hero of a drama instead of a farce. . . ." He went to the Royal box, was congratulated by King George...
Added Columbia's loud Professor Walter Boughton Pitkin, historian of Stupidity (TIME, April 4), co-summarizer: "The best thing which the richest, most influential and most ambitious graduates of American colleges during the past 40 years have been able to achieve is to send 127,000,000 people into bankruptcy and mess up all of North America...
Dunster House will hold its second annual spring dance this evening from 10 until 2 o'clock in the Dining Room and courtyard of the House. Music will be furnished by Ruby Newman and his orchestra. Weather permitting a loud speaker will relay the music into the courtyard, which is to be lighted by Japanese lanterns...
...With a loud crack the ring on the starboard cable broke. The Akron rolled to port like a porpoise. As the ship lurched, 100 sailors in the port ground crew dragged with all their might. Some even climbed up the grab lines the better to hold down the bouncing ship.* A sudden blast of air drove the ship up, jerked the crew into the air. Most of them dropped off, sprawled in a heap on the ground. One plunked down 20 ft., fractured his arm. But soaring rapidly the Akron jerked three sailors so high that they dared...
...Long, now Louisiana's loud Senator (TIME, May 16 et ante) contributed: "I believe that this was one of the buildings for whose construction I was charged with the larceny of about a million dollars. As a matter of fact, the architect's estimate kept going up and I had to 'take' about two millions."- He promised ex officio that "there is not going to be anything but friendly relations between the medical schools of Tulane and L. S. U. . . . The Governor . . . sits on the boards of both institutions...