Word: upon
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard has yet to talk bluntly about their position on the guards--whether they will begin out-sourcing labor as the Business and Medical schools did in 1993, or whether they will provide the special training that would make the University guards a truly specialized force as was promised upon their inception...
...past, HDS employees have taken it upon themselves to build cranberry bogs and brought in tents and canoes to spice up the atmosphere...
...parrots, little fish and shells, candles (depending on House restrictions) and carefully-researched photographs of colors and scenery to evoke a certain mood--McNitt says dining hall workers incorporate their own decorations from home, sometimes valuables, to create a festive atmosphere. In the past, HDS employees have taken it upon themselves to build cranberry bogs and brought in tents and canoes to spice up the atmosphere...
...women's bicycle that had been reported stolen was recovered by the CPD on Ellery Street. Upon checking the registration, they discovered it belonged to a Harvard-affiliated person and contacted the HUPD...
...implied byHemingway's subtlety is a set of social andhumanistic concerns of real depth and emotivepower. Malcolm Cowley considers Hemingway'sgreatest achievement to be not the short stories,or A Farewell to Arms, but For Whom the BellTolls, the novel that at the Hemingway CentennialConference was looked down upon as a failed ifambitious attempt at broad social criticism, ananomaly in Hemingway. But maybe Cowley,Hemingway's contemporary, understood somethingimportant about Hemingway's social concerns that,by and large, escaped the writer/critics at theCentennial...