Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...types 7,026 characters in addition to the English alphabet. A small index is supplied to enable the operator to look up unusual characters. The machine types 60 words a minute. Having gathered all the seemingly impossible features of the invention and having failed to mention the means by which such marvels are performed (as they may or may not be), the newspaper reports said nothing further...
Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann of Germany had delivered to Sir James Eric Drummond a note which requested further information concerning the admittance of Germany into the League. Special mention was made of Germany's anxiety to avoid military commitments in any form...
...permitted myself to recall a proverb which I begged them not to mention lest it should create a slight coolness be- tween the Chancellor of the Exchequer and myself. But, as I have mentioned it to him today, I may perhaps repeat it to the House. I said to those with whom I talked: 'We have an English proverb: Why bark yourself when you keep...
...personal and entailed property, amounting to many millions of dollars. All that was allowed from the estate, before it became State property was $42,000 for legal fees to Karolyi's attorney. The report on the findings of the Supreme Court was obviously incomplete ; no mention was made of the Count's defense that he entered into communications with Hungary's ene- mies on the request of Emperor Karl. In the main, he was charged, like Caillaux and others in France, of endangering Hungary's alliances, aggravated in his case by entering into communications with...
...Post failed to mention that Ambassador and Mrs. Kellogg were among the guests. Of the Earl of Balfour's presence it took cognizance thus: "The veteran apostle of philosophic doubt was there?doubting, we feel sure, no longer." Lloyd George's presence seemed to the Post appropriate, in that Mr. Lloyd George was "an honored employe of the Hearst press...