Word: someday
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Then up came a famed old bookcase used by Calvin Coolidge at Amherst. "Who'll give me $50?" boomed Bean. "Five dollars," said a voice. It went for $33. Wiping his brow, Auctioneer Bean grumbled: "It's not an antique now, but heaven knows it will be someday...
...prejudice. This latest volume suffers from the extreme dislike of the author for the Soviets but it is only by reading it and balancing this collection of essays with the works of equally rabid partisans of the system that we may be able to secure a fair picture. Perhaps someday a Sinclair Lewis will arise among the Russians and be able to write about his people with out prejudice...
Tippecanoe and Tyler too! Remember the Alamo! He kept us out of war! Keep cool with Coolidge! Every man a king! When I was a child, I spake as a child; but someday the American voter will grow up and say, Now that I have become a man I have put away childish things, Someday the American voter may achieve education enough to put more faith in sane words than in same jingoes...
...contrary," continued the King, "the Amazulu people would consider it their highest compliment. If you'd go down to South Africa to visit them they'd probably make you a priestess, and someday perhaps worship your spirit...
...therefore to be gainsayed, that a little knowledge, particularly if it be distorted knowledge, is a dangerous thing. And this is the reason why any person with claims to the shadow of sense earnestly prays that someday the public school teacher may be able to follow some such path as that outlined by Dr. Wilson, and become rather less of a menace to intelligence and good government...