Word: met
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Later that day I met old Sawyer, who was there every morning to feel the President's pulse and advise a new brand of pills. Sawyer laughed and said: 'God, they had a hell of a row this morning.' He meant the President and his wife...
...convinced that an accord can be made between the two countries. . . . During the War, Signor Mussolini was one of the greatest helpers in the collaboration of his country with France and I never can forget it. I am asked why I do not confer with him. Yet we have met several times and I would meet him again tomorrow without the least displeasure...
...terrible and subtle inflections. The sly digressions of a slanting bishop, the rapid cynicisms of a threatened queen, the stormy contraditions of the agile castles?these provided dialect in which the finest abstractions could be stated. By 1921, when he had not lost a game for seven years, Capablanca met German Dr. Lasker* for the championship and won four games without losing any. Since then, until this autumn, he had lost only three games...
...special rooms where one may find books relating to related courses is one good omen; the fact that books may be drawn therefrom for a limited period is another. Should the students show as much cooperation as has the Library one peril of the Period will be successfully met...
...test their stick-wielding skill this evening when alumni sextets from the University and from Dartmouth will clash on the Arena ice at 8 o'clock. The contest tonight, the proceeds from which will go to the Olympic skating fund will be played by practically the same men who met on the ice in an alumni game between Harvard and Dartmouth two years...