Word: rumblede
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
It was quickly over. Winston Churchill signed as principal witness; Anthony kissed Clarissa, and arm-in-arm, the Edens set off down the seedy red carpet that stretched the length of a church aisle into cheering Caxton Street. Suddenly Anthony, pacing solemnly with Clarissa on his right arm, pulled up...
A Big Snayfooo. When it came time to press Labor's gentle censure, Socialist Philip Noel-Baker was so meek & mild that Churchill rumbled: "I can hardly see a point of difference between us except that he has to do his best to move a vote of censure." The...
The mutterings among the Tories were heard and noted. Winston Churchill rumbled into a meeting of Conservative backbenchers one day last week to answer the hints that he should bow out as Prime Minister (TIME, June 30). Well, he was not budging. Whenever his mind or health becomes inadequate for...
"They were people of great courage, and I think they never stooped-they never had time-to hate or despise an enemy, or those that used them spitefully. I don't think they ever loved the drought and the locusts that ruined their first business down in your little...
When the Senators asked if the President could rightfully seize the oil or the rubber industry, McGranery first said no, then started qualifying, "Under extreme emergencies, the President has all power . . ." Muttered one of his questioners: "Hold on to your hats, boys, here we go again." It took another blunt...