Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...will travel the road to the bitter end," cried Walter Reuther, "because we know we are right and are willing to fight for what is right...
...grin and an answering question: "What do you think?" Without once mentioning atoms, a Cabinet Minister somberly said: "We all know that invasion of North America, if and when, will come from the north, not the south. . . . We have to be ready. . . . We have to be able to live, travel and fight in the cold...
Near sea level, sound waves travel through air at about 760 m.p.h. But long before a plane reaches this speed, the layer of air crowding over the wing and other surfaces begins moving as fast as sound in relation to the plane. Thus, a "shock wave" (really a standing sound wave) may form above the wing...
Professor Elliott's previous wartime position with the War Production Board had obliged him to travel frequently through European countries during hostilities...
With the committee and some high ranking military men, he left for Europe once more last August 31. He had planned to be back in Cambridge for the fall term opening. "But our travel schedule broke down on Russian plane service almost as badly as our digestion did on Cairo water," said Elliott, by way of explaining his late arrival two weeks ago on the Queen Elizabeth...