Word: returned
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...return mail three billet doux were received by as many Shipley misses from the philandering Princetonians who were duly apologetic...
Langer claimed that it was "through systematic and ruthless propaganda" that Germany was forced to give up her colonies and only by return of them will she be deterred from aiding the Italians. With the existing conflict in the Mediterranean, England and France must keep "shoulder to shoulder" in placating Germany and stop- ping Mussolini, he declared...
...that 1) some $50,000,000 of taxes which are due under the second law will never be collected; 2) the taxes proposed under the new plan will begin by costing the railroads $20.000,000 less per year than those of the present law; 3) the Federal Government, in, return for the taxes to be imposed, will assume the burden of the railroads' existing private pension systems, paying these pensions up to a maximum of $120 a month...
...would be possible for them to accept reduced pensions in return for which after their death their widows would be given annuities...
...decrees. In the next room Paul Dumond (Charles Boyer) hears the fracas, ends it by knocking out the chauffeur. When the obsessed husband and his witness enter, Dumond avoids compromising Irene Vail by posing as a holdup man, seizing Irene's jewels, kidnapping her so that he can return them. After a happy night with him, Irene walks into her room to find the police investigating the murder of the chauffeur, killed by Vail in order to create a bloodhunt for Dumond, whom he suspects as his wife's real lover. To shield Dumond, Irene sails...