Word: ripely
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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These amenities observed, the Russians were ready for their sports debut on for eign soil. Before 85,000 soccer-lovers, a British record, the Dynamos set up three ripe scoring plays but overeagerly shot too high or too wide. The workmanlike British ran up a two-goal lead...
...extremely rare. In the Military Surgeon he remarks that men with high blood pressure usually feel pretty well and leave the doctor alone. It is the man with low blood pressure who always feels rotten, complains of all the ills that flesh is heir to -and lives to a ripe...
...would occur. . . . What Stalin has done with the old concept has not been to abolish the revolutionary program: rather he has transformed the idea of an extensive revolution into one of an intensive revolution. Of course, the old system of capitalist economy and capitalist policy, he said, is everywhere ripe for destruction, but the forces of the governing classes are so strong that extensive eruptions have only small chance of succeeding. Only through combination with the first great stronghold of Communism - Russia - can upheavals and movements be successful. But Russia can give assistance chiefly to its neighbor peoples." Historian Dallin...
Both of Argentina's worlds had long been ripe for change. In few other lands in the Americas had the feudalism of a land-holding aristocracy persisted so long...
Eleanor Dall Boettiger, out of the limelight since she was Granddaughter "Sistie" at the White House, reached the ripe young age of 18, and entered Reed College in Portland...