Word: vente
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Factories closed down, shipping was tied up, building operations were discontinued, restaurants and bakeries closed down, taxicabs and streetcars vanished from the streets of towns and cities, as the whole nation gave vent to its disapproval of the pension...
...From the line of investigation selected by Senator Couzens and by the atmosphere which he has seen fit to inject into the inquiry, it is now obvious that his sole purpose is to vent some personal grievance against...
Enraged because his sweetheart had jilted him, one Daruse, a farmer, piled rocks. and tog- upon a railway in order to give vent to his wrath...
...Deputies, who recently paid a visit to the U. S. (TIME, Oct. 1), again set foot on his native soil. Said he: " The Americans are a magnificent race-beautiful women and fine men." He kept his political impressions to himself and the only criticism to which he gave vent was of the U. S. customs system, which he described as " a regular inquisition," He was loud in praise of U. S. labor-saving devices...
...Harding for the Republican nomination; it is possible that Mr. Coolidge will give him a chance. But even if Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Johnson are as mild as two lambs, the presidential election itself is rather likely to offer the supporters and critics of the League an opportunity to vent their wrath and their accumulated knowledge and perhaps to settle at least one of our paradoxes...