Word: resoundingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...seven years hard" that Kipling worked as a journalist in India gave him all his training, most of his material, laid the foundations of a success that would resound in any day. He was 50% of his paper's white staff, and since his married chief dined at home and he at the club, heard daily what his readers thought of him. The manifold duties of his job, the consciousness of being an English sahib, matured Kipling precociously. He was green, but not for long. "My Chief took me in hand and for three years or so I loathed...
...Klan's power and wealth had collapsed. The palace was sold, passed through ten hands and last summer was once more up for sale. This week its four and one-half acres resound with hammers and saws. In a final and most remarkable mutation, the old Klan property is now hallowed Catholic ground. Picked up for $32,500 by the shepherd of all Georgia's Catholics, Bishop Gerald Patrick Aloysius O'Hara of Savannah, the ground floor of the old Palace has already been made into a chapel, consecrated as part of a new parish: "Christ...
Such a congregation as heard "The Son of God Goes Forth to War" resound from the roof above Bronson Cutting's copper coffin has seldom sat in one church. There were J. P. Morgan* and A. F. of L.'s William Collins, Walter Lippmann and Nicholas Murray Butler, Colonel House and Hiram Johnson, Sir Ronald Lindsay and Norman Thomas, Alice Longworth and Mrs. August Belmont, Joseph H. Choate Jr. and Senator La Follette, the President's mother and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Senator Vandenberg and Isabella Greenway, soft-spoken Spanish Americans and nasal-twanged Yankees, stockbrokers who dwell...
...mansions planned by Richard Hunt remain rich and beautiful. And although habit-bound Harvard students will continue to refer to the building by the traditional and strangely home-spun name. "Old Fogg," Richard Hunt deserves his new glory. May his name resound through all time from the pages of Harvard catalogues...
...week's examination, but Maurice Chevalier surpassed himself and pulled the bill through with a high B plus. The "Folies Bergere de Paris," which, by the way, is not the "Folies Bergere" at all, is a clever farce in which the beautiful women, charming dialogue, and sure fire situations resound with a definite click. The movie has already received a favorable review in these columns and we can but pat the University on the back for billing...