Word: summonsed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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In sum, Rome and, a Villa is a brilliant piece of traveler's impressionism, written with verbal polish. Though it will mean more to people who have visited Rome, the book can still excite those who have not; it summons up, like a good translation, the spirit of the...
"Such a call imposes an obligation of citizenship on the man so honored. It seems to me, however, that it is an entirely different thing to leave a critical assignment for the purpose of increasing the possibility or probability of such a summons." In other words, Ike will come home...
I rose early one day last week and went down to Boston to become an American citizen. It was a dank, rainy day and the friend who drove me in was going to answer a traffic summons, but otherwise I suppose one could say the occasion was auspicious. At least...
State Supreme Court Justice Samuel H. Hofstadter granted a motion by the city to vacate the service of the summonses in the suits, on the ground that the city of New York was not named in the summons title...
One day in February 1933, Harold Le Claire Ickes stopped off in Washington to take in the sights and to see if, by chance, anybody in the New Deal wanted to pay off a political debt. During the campaign, Ickes had worked hard to organize Midwestern progressive Republicans for Franklin...