Word: ought
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Suave young President William Samuel Paley of Columbia Broadcasting System pointed out that his chain is already giving one-sixth of its time free to Religion & Education. Said he: "Columbia has carefully refrained from imposing on its audience any small personal concepts of what the audience ought to receive...
...their usual annual one-sided contest the CRIMSON Football Team triumphed with accustomed ease over their erstwhile rivals from up north who style themselves the Daily Dartmouth, by the customany score of 44 to ought...
Hereafter, when I am in the North or East, and the name of Mississippi is mentioned, I can only keep my mouth shut and blush. The dignity of the State, as well as the national Congress, is something that ought to be considered by voters. But you, who can see us from an objective point of view, do be kind to us when...
...What Every Woman Knows," is one of those movies that every woman (and man) ought to see. From the play of J. M. Barrie. Hollywood has, with unusually fine taste, brought forth a picture that troubles and embarrasses the spectator only because it is too human, because the pathos and humor strike so near home...
...eleven to form a group every bit as strong if not stronger for that very reason, for this year he has a group of good dependable players for every position who with a little more experience will develop into a strong, well-balanced outfit. Another week's practice ought to prepare the crimson forces to take the Worcester Academy team in hand