Word: reached
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...voice. If have to make more than six or seven announcements during a game, I'm apt to be a bit hoarse in the evening. The Arena, however, has the worst acoustics. During five years, I've never been able to find a spot from which I can reach the entire audience...
...language of a type which Presidents seldom encounter first hand. The vexed gentlemen were newsgatherers who had met twice a week with Mr. Coolidge for four years. All that time they had guarded his confidential remarks with unwavering integrity, even masking the words which he did wish to reach the public by having them issue from the mouth of that journalistic ragdoll, "the White House Spokesman." Now, said they, in the name of all that was printable, why had Mr. Coolidge wrought this evil upon them- given his best interview of all time, not to one of their number...
...interested, Mr. Jewett asked to report to his theatre on Huntington Avenue, near Massachusetts Avenue, at 7 o'clock tonight. The pilgrims who reach the Jerusalem of the casting manager's approval, will be allowed to bask in the radiated glory of Miss Braggiott; no less than eight times a week: six times in the evening and on the afternoons of Thursday and Saturday...
...course, they are vastly more destructive. The centre is sometimes almost motionless, whereas the outside rim attains the greatest speed in exactly the same manner that the outside rim of any circular object-a wheel, for example-travels faster than any point nearer the centre. Hence seamen invariably reach a calm spot when fighting their way through these hurricanes...
...series of meetings, both formal and informal, for the incoming class, which started yesterday with the completion of registration, will reach its high point today and almost every hour of the day will afford the Freshman an opportunity to meet advisors, listen to speeches and in general become acquainted with the life of the college...