Word: responded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...mystified if you hear it this fall; but don't respond to it unless you are very anxious to meet the Dean and can't think of a quicker and better way of doing so. For "Rheinhardt" is the Harvard riot call, and has started such famous rampages as the one in 1936 which wreaked destruction galore on the fair city and fair citizens of Cambridge, not to mention Radcliffe. Its origin, according to the tale, is to be found in the habit of a very lonely young man by that name, who used to go downstairs underneath his window...
There is today great need for great argument. To the great debate, journalists like others, must inevitably respond in their emotions and in their consciences...
...eyes and sensitive fingers often find flaws a man misses (Newton A. Woodworth, maker of engine parts, says it is easier to make a woman "quality conscious" than a man); 4) women workers are more docile than men workers; 5) last but not least, they stick at their jobs, respond readily to speed-up campaigns...
...whatever the shape of his soiled hand when he showed it, the French public was not likely to respond. Wrote Columnist Samuel Grafton in the New York Post last week: "If we but understood our politics, the clear and simple politics of freedom, we would know that a great battle has been fought in France by Fascism for two years, and that in it Fascism has lost. Hitler did not want the unpopular Laval. If he had wanted him, he could have had him in at any time...
Restless because his asthma failed to respond to Florida sunshine, the Beaver hopped to Nassau to visit the Duke of Windsor and other friends. At dinner one night he broke a tooth on a chicken bone, went to the island's most expensive dentist to have it replaced. At week's end the Beaver returned to Miami Beach, gnawed more chicken bones, broke his new tooth...