Word: sea
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...fastest of them all) would be chafing to get put. Then about one mile of light cruisers; then the submarines- almost a hundred of them-with their vanguard creeping midget-like through the yawning Gaillard Cut;* then another five miles of 106 pert destroyers impatient for the open sea; finally the submarine chasers, the mine sweepers, the airplane carriers, the colliers, the oilers, the cargo ships, and the last hospital ship struggling in the Gatun Locks. And up above 234 airplanes would frolic around the Los Angeles. Undoubtedly Rear Admiral William Adger Moffett would be on board the dirigible, would...
Repertory--Ibsen's "The Lady from the Sea"--8 o'clock. What the wild waves say to a lady...
Metropolitan--"The Eagle of the Sea"--11 to 11.30 o'clock. They fly high...
Professor Daly has taken a great interest in oceanography during recent years, and will present the results of his own investigations concerning the deposits of the sea...
...probabilities are that such a training will be the more beneficial to their chosen paths of life. A college whose enrollment is restricted to five hundred (or, if coeducational, seven hundred) offers a chance for a large measure of individual attention. The student who would feel entirely at sea in one of the larger universities is thus given what he would otherwise lack--occasion to express him-self more easily. When man has learned that there are limits of his capabilities--as Dr. Holt seems to have learned--he is on the way to a saner and more efficient existence...