Word: thenceforth
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...size of their student bodies. He writes, “we must obviously be responsive to the pressures of student enrollment, if only to ensure that some groups of colleagues are not much more taxed than others.” This “obvious” point is thenceforth ignored...
...week later everyone's forgotten about it. But even now, whenever my name appears in any U.S. publication, it's prefaced with 'Oscar-winning documentary maker ? ' In Britain, you get knighted. In the U.S., you get an Oscar. It's a title which you will thenceforth carry with you forever...
Some argue that Web radio listeners, once they find a station to their taste, are thenceforth deprived of the joy of musical discovery. "On Internet radio they really try to lock in to a specific interest," says Brian Turner, a program and music director at Jersey City's fiercely independent-minded radio station WFMU. "I think some of the best discoveries you make happen when you're led down an alley by accident...
That was good enough for an unwitting Parliament, which in 1982 gave Lloyd's its exemption from future lawsuits. The insurer could thenceforth be held liable for damages only if a plaintiff could prove "bad faith," something that is difficult to establish under British...
...more than what they seem at first glance. In 1960, John F. Kennedy '40 and Richard M. Nixon spent much of the fall arguing about the fate of Quemoy and Matsu, two small islands off the coast of China. Yet for all the hand-wringing that year and thenceforth about spending so much of the election on such minute specks of land, the argument was really about how the candidates would deal with the Communist menace--a debate definitely worth having. When George Bush spent the fall of 1988 talking about the Pledge of Allegiance and prison furloughs, Americans understood...