Word: sounded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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SENATOR STERLING (Rep.): "All sound and wholesome...
Austen Chamberlain, British Foreign Secretary, scurried from London. At Paris, he found time to put in a sound half-day's work. At Rome, he was enthusiastically received, became a cynosure...
...these movements adequately is a difficult technical feat. It requires an attack now crisp as frosty air, now heavy and lingering to catch the humming overtone of a big bell's voice. On Christmas day, in grey cathedral closes, in the belfries of State Houses, many bells will sound that are too heavy to be swayed by any bellringers, no matter how much they caper or warm their fingers. Biggest of all was the great bell of Moscow, cast around 1734, now used as the dome of a chapel. Other big bells are those of Burma, weight...
Practice yesterday was a repetition of former sessions, special emphasis being placed on the development of a sound passing game. For the first hour, various forward lines went down the ice with the puck against different defense combinations. When scrimmage started, Team X lined up with W. M. Austin '25, Clark Hodder '25, and C. L. Peirson '26 as forwards, and E. C. Clark '27, and W. P. Ellison '27 at defense, with J. L. Newell '26 at goal. J. B. Durant '27 was at center on the sextet which opposed Team X at the start of the scrimmage, with...
Professor T. N. Carver of the Department of Economics expressed himself as being entirely in agreement with President Coolidge on the subject of governmental price fixing. He said in part, "President Coolidge has endorsed a sound principle of economics in condemning government price fixing through legislative action. If one did have the wisdom and the power to fix prices, the values chosen would probably not be far from the natural ones determined by the laws of supply and demand. But such a standard would be very inconvenient compared with the flexible and automatic natural...