Word: puts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...life goes on, the Archbishop said, we constantly learn that it is not always the good questions that get the most immediate answers, and it is not necessarily a good thing to get an immediate answer, provided the question is so put as to make us think. When he was a schoolboy his master, whom he at that time thought a not very wise schoolmaster, used to ask him in which century and in which country he would most have preferred to live. Although at that time his answers varied and were inconsistent, he was sure now. The century would...
...unique are the opportunities for service offered to men of our day compared with those given to corresponding individuals who have gone before. The wonderful development of means of communication, means of intelligence, and means of production are forms of God's call to Christian service, are a trust put into our hands with which to answer the call to Christian service...
...been playing regularly at centre on the second was moved to left guard on the first; and Squires, who was substitute tackle on last year's eleven and who has been playing right tackle this season, was tried at right guard. White, who is another candidate for guard, was put in at centre on the second...
...individual work the playing of Mills and Nichols was especially noticeable, though all the men played good ball. Meier, who was substituted for Brill during the second half, put up a strong game, making several good tackles. For Williams, Watson and Brown excelled...
...Pope, left guard on the second, in getting down the field under the punts was noticeable. There was much fumbling in the handling of kicks, which was probably largely due to the heavy wind. There were again numerous changes in the line-up of the first eleven: Meier was put in at left tackle in place of Brill, McFadon was moved over to right guard to replace White, and Wilder went in at left guard. Blagden was shifted from left end on the second to right end on the first...