Word: sooner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...their formal atmosphere, are certainly not the final solution to this problem. If the University intends to maintain its parietal rules, officials should plan adequate facilities for entertaining feminine guests. Housemasters could renovate present facilities for permanent use, or the College could provide necessary space. In either case, the sooner action comes the better. Making rules is one thing; solving the problems those rules raise is another--and just as important...
Coach Jack Barnaby stated after the match that he was "tremendously pleased" with his squad's performance. "I knew they could play really good squash sooner later and that it was just a matter of the team's reaching top form...
...Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on Feb. 17 on Colonial's appeal questioning the constitutionality of U.S. bilateral air agreements. This was much sooner than Ottawa had expected. If the agreements are upheld, Washington promised quick action in certifying T.C.A. for the profitable Montreal-New York route, from which it has been barred by Colonial's legal action. Pending the decision, Ottawa called off its move to cancel Colonial's landing rights at Montreal...
...Rush. "How is a Christian to act toward a state which claims to be a friend of the church but ... is bound sooner or later to reveal itself as an enemy of the church?" When this question was put to Earth, reports Hauge, he replied that "in such a situation, it would be important for the Christian to preserve his calm and his sense of humor . . . When a state begins to exhibit the marks that Christians recognize as belonging to the Beast from the Abyss, they must not rush to embrace the extreme alternatives of submission or martyrdom...
When Duncan explores a field filled with eerie Druids' stones, Gerald accosts him in clouded anger, then mutters, "I suppose you had to come here sooner or later." The boy begins to sense that there are two Uncle Geralds: one normal and jovial, the other dark and menacing...