Word: rangely
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...recent Tuesday morning a phone rang in one of TIME'S Manhattan offices. It was a call from the Circulation Department asking for a job to be done in a hurry. The job was a letter, which had to be printed and in the mail within three days. Could it be done? The answer was yes. Two days later, 160,000 finished letters were on their way and two handy little machines were folding and inserting more letters into envelopes for mailing at the rate of 4,000 an hour...
...rode through the rain in her open coronation carriage, disdaining the protection of even an umbrella in deference to her sister sovereign. The cheers that resounded for Queen Salote on London's streets that day were second only in volume (by actual measurement) to those which rang out for Elizabeth herself...
...Ebert's telephones rang-the private line from the headquarters of the beaten German army at Spa, 360 miles away. With vast relief, Chancellor Ebert heard the voice of Hindenburg's First Quartermaster-General Wilhelm Grb'ner offering an alliance with the Socialists on behalf of the German officer corps...
...morning the story came out. wrote Ogle, so many people stopped to congratulate Dottie that it took her a solid hour to walk one block in downtown Greeley. She and her husband and two daughters took turns answering the phone, which rang constantly. More than 100 calls were long distance. The grocer who first stocked Dottie's cookies celebrated the story with a 1? sale and sold out completely within an hour. All copies of TIME were sold out by noon, and both Greeley newspapers ran pictures and stories of their home-town cookie tycoon...
Culver finished second in rushing to Homer Smith of Princeton, who rang up 563 yards in 135 tries, for a 4.2 average. The Crimson fullback piled up 558 yards in 114 attempts, a 4.9 average. Culver would have won the rushing championship if he could have played another game at this rate...