Word: tireder
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dewey's speeches were not electrifying. "As never before," the candidate solemnly declared, "we need a rudder to our ship of state and we need a firm hand at the tiller." When he referred to his opponent he spoke more in sorrow than in anger, never mentioning his name...
Kirkland's victory was its third straight of the season. Stalled by penalties in the first half, the Deacons ran all over the tired Commuters during the second half.
The weekly sprint to Warren House has started again. More than 1250 Freshman members of English A face a long winter of neatly-folded themes, conferences with tired instructors, and slow-moving class meetings twice a week. Their sections have been arbitrarily assigned without so much as a nod towards...
"Well, my boy," muttered the tired cop, "is it nine o'clock in New Haven or a ten in Cambridge?"
On Saturday the Crimson played its greatest game since 1941. At any time the outcome could have been reversed, through the sheer courage of Harvard's play. Even after Army pulled two touchdowns ahead in the third period the tired team continued to tight bitterly until the final whistle.