Word: therefrom
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...impression that it was founded with the idea of summarizing the news of the day in an interesting manner in order that business and professional men might be spared the necessity of glancing through a large amount of present day news in an endeavor to cull the essential facts therefrom...
...sence, as President Coffman seems to imply, the results of a successful execution of preconceived ideas. Nor from the fact of such differences can anyone argue a superiority of one variety of learning over another. To indicate points of variance is interesting, and possibly even valuable, but to prophesy therefrom a glowing future on the one hand, and an early and permanent dry rot on the other is to venture almost too far into the fields of unrestrained fancy...
General Degoutte, French Commander-in-Chief of the Franco-Belgian forces in the Ruhr, was instructed by Premier Herriot of France to permit the return to the occupied areas of the Germans expelled therefrom since the beginning of the occupation in January...
...campaign which is before me, and as a duty which I owe not simply to a party but to the citizens of the United States, I pledge myself to adhere to the truth and to the common-sense conclusions to 'be drawn therefrom...
Several interested representatives of the University track team were in the stands at the Yale track on Saturday to watch the Elis hand the Princeton track team an 81-54 beating, and draw therefrom their own conclusions as to the relative strength of the two teams. In this little group were assistant coach Tesohner, assistant coach Hardwood, Manager A. C. Bickferd '24 and assistant manager Brooks White house '25, as well as several members of the track advisory committee...