Word: warne
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...just wait," their 250 pound President Jock Langguth snarled after the Prince had run right over him for its fifth touchdown. "We'll get you later." The Prince feels in is its duty to warn you to look out for a parady...
...days after, native and European police by the hundreds combed the jungle searching for Gray Leakey, a diabetic who could scarcely survive four days anywhere without proper medical care. Last week the search was given up. Cousin Leakey took to the air to warn other Kenya whites against such kindness and complacency as that of Arundel Gray Leakey...
...distribution of hydroelectric power is exclusively the responsibility of Federal Government . . . Only thus, these zealots would have us believe, can we poor citizens be protected against exploitation by what they call the 'predatory' exponents of capitalism-that is, free enterprise . . . These believers in centralization fail to warn us that monopoly is always potentially dangerous to freedom, even when monopoly is exercised by government. Curiously enough, they proclaim their fear of a private power monopoly in a county, city or state, but urge upon us all a gigantic, overwhelming, nationwide power monopoly. But, of course, they also see themselves...
...grant him no such laurels. If Vyvyan took a drop too much at a party, he was promptly described in family circles as being "dead drunk." When Vyvyan Holland went to Cambridge-Oxford was out of the question since his father had gone there-his guardian was quick to warn those in charge that he was "idle, drank to excess and frequented bad company." In the years since, Vyvyan Holland has found, befriended and been befriended by many old friends of his father. He has married and has a son of his own. He has lived well enough from...
...Your Eminence has given . . . the impression that the church pursues errors to the other side of the deathbed . . . Is it to warn your flock of the danger of treating marriage lightly? It would certainly have been better to warn them of the danger of condemning others too easily...