Word: nosed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...what makes news, Dr. Elliott Carr Cutler, marshal of Harvard's Class of 1909, last month invited his old friend and classmate, Ernst Franz Sedgwick ("Putzy") Hanfstaengl of Munich, to '09s 25th reunion at Cambridge in June as one of his aides. Because he has a keen nose for news, huge, psychic Hanfstaengl, who is Nazi liaison officer with the U. S. and British press and Hitler's good friend, accepted last fortnight and promised to bring along a fine set of Nazi propaganda movies (TIME, April 9). Then he sat tight to see what the Harvard...
...game: "I looked up to see Paul Thompson sweeping in from the left. I fed him the puck. . . . And did you see him put it in?" Except for the mishap that gave Romnes the puck in time to pass for goal, Detroit's only mishap was a broken nose for Center Ralph Weiland. Hardened by two previous fractures of the same sort, Center Weiland for the second game wore a noseguard while he sat on the bench, took it off when he went on the ice to play...
...occupied, stood in massed ranks at the back, trickled into the high galleries over the arches. They stormed applause when a stooped, smallish man with wide thin shoulders and greying hair appeared. They waited in silence while he adjusted the pince-nez balanced precariously on his narrow, prominent nose, ruffled some papers covered with fine, precise handwriting, began to speak in a clear, pleasant voice...
...punch you in the nose. And I really mean...
...easy-riding and for their odd sloping hoods. Franklin owners were highly sensitive about their car's appear ance, vociferously defended the esthetics of that hood. Franklin baiters were quieted in 1922 when the hood assumed submarine lines. In 1925, two years after Fanny Brice had her nose remodeled,* the Franklin nose was completely straightened...