Word: stealingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...taken place"), Connell argued that the judge's decision was "opposed to the principle that God is the supreme and direct Lord of every human being . . . What civilized person would recommend that ... a surgeon cut off the hands of the irresponsible kleptomaniac so that he may no longer steal...
...form a united front is one of the prime reasons for the present state of affairs. I think the answer can be stated: McCarthy. In 1952 Joe McCarthy was a tremendous Democratic problem. In 1954 Joe McCarthy is a tremendous Republican problem. Whereas the Democrats were unable to steal the anti-Commie ball from the Republicans, the latter seem to have kicked it around until they have lost...
...lonely road a machine gun put 48 holes in his car and 14 bullets in his legs. In ten months he was ambushed four times. He was hit 30 times in all, but defiantly he proclaimed: "The Lord is with me and He will never let them steal my life...
Fifty Battlegrounds. The crucial phase of the 1954 congressional campaign was at hand. And while the 37 Senate races will tend to steal most of the headlines, politicos of both parties were working desperately to win control of the House, where -with all 435 seats up for election-a victory would be hailed as the true indication of the mood of the U.S. in 1954. How does the fight for the House shape...
...about the prestige of his country. Here the Russians had spent half a million dollars building the biggest pavilion at the Damascus Fair, while the U.S. Government had refused to let him spend even $15,000. Harris Peel, the USIS chief in Damascus, cast about for "something that would steal the show" yet cost nothing. His solution: Cinerama, which had never before been shown outside...