Word: waited
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Action by the School on the celebrated Committee report did not wait for its actual publication. Dean Rulon said, since the 15-man faculty of Education began to examine its own status three years ago, taking an active part in the Committee's investigations with two regular representatives working with the Committee of twelve and with several others cooperating...
...gruel out of a wooden bucket. Many are rheumy-eyed from malnutrition and blink and squint constantly as they slup their food. The sound is like the suction of noisy plumbing. When they are through, they wrap their bowls and chopsticks in cotton rags and go quietly away to wait for another meal...
...Frederick Cecil ("Freddie") Bartholomew, 22, British-born child star of prewar cinema (Little Lord Fauntleroy, Captains Courageous)', and Maely Daniele, 28, his pressagent; he for the first time, she for the third; in Las Vegas, Nev., three weeks after Freddie had promised his Aunt Myllicent that he would wait two months and then have a glorious Hollywood wedding (TIME, April...
...should the New York Times have to wait three and four months to get visas for their correspondents?" Ehrenburg's answer came back through the translator: "I personally will be glad to see many newspapermen in our country...
...abandoned, new Freshmen may still start College in the summer term if they can show good cause, Dean Buck said, but even if the draft is still in effect 16 and 17 year old men from high school, not immediately affected by the draft may be told to wait until the fall...