Word: stood
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...said Superintendent Bell, "when suddenly the fluid rose 1,500 ft. in the hole. So we knew we had something. We swabbed a little more. Then it came naturally. For half an hour mud poured into the sumps, then turned to oil. I just stood there and looked...
...Foursquare Gospel Church in Cleveland one day last week stood Clifton Hoffman, 23, and Florence Brinkman, 21. Facing them was a chub-cheeked, eight-year-old boy, dressed up like a minister. No masquerading moppet but a real ordained parson, the Rev. Charles Jaynes Jr. was in the act of marrying the young couple. The ceremony performed, he ordered the groom to "kiss the bride." Then he added in fine fatuous style: "Come around tomorrow night. I think you'll find the sermon interesting. It is on the five wise and five foolish virgins...
...Lake Placid, N. Y., at a celebration of his 97th birthday, Negro Lyman Epps stood up, quavered "Blow Ye the Trumpets, Blow.'' Nonagenarian Epps remembered that he had sung the same song at John Brown's funeral...
...March 1933, when Moody's spot commodity price index stood at 88, Franklin Roosevelt announced that commodity prices should go up. By March 1937, they had reached 220 on Moody's Index. Then Franklin Roosevelt announced that commodity prices were too high, thereby touched off a world-wide break in prices which many economists now consider the beginning of Depression II. Last February, when Moody's Index stood at 150, Franklin Roosevelt again sounded off on commodity prices, declared that with certain exceptions such as building materials they were again too low, should go up. This time...
...last month's eleven, three stood out as best bets. In order of merit...