Word: watching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...streets is a powerful call to reshape her foreign policy on lines to put it at the lowest of a truer economic expedience. In a word the Government has realized that it is foolish as well as immoral to rob a bankrupt of his tools. It is mortifying to watch another continue that crippling process too, for the effect of it all is not limited to preventing the payment of the debt--it reacts fatally on all creditors. At the moment, England is hardest hit. But it seems inevitable that the more self-sufficing countries should feel the pinch sooner...
...maintenance of very high industrial wages. The foreign situation grew more confused, accompanied by a sharp drop in sterling exchange. Only the building boom can be considered, from present prospects, as a real backlog to improved conditions in industry and trade, and even there the speculative builder must "watch his step" as never before...
...game has improved in the two hundred years since this famous match. It is doubtful if half a million enthusiasts would gather to watch such a game every Saturday; and it is certain they would rebel against reading sporting news in bad verse...
...crowd of 80,000 people jamming the Yale bowl this afternoon will watch a determined Princeton football team make its last stand for the Harvard Yale Princeton championship...
...team of substitutes will face the experienced Brown eleven before a crowd which it is estimated will be about 45,000 in the Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Some of the regulars will be resting for the Yale game, and others will be sent to New Haven to watch Yale and Princeton fight out the second round of the championship. Hammond, Dunker, and Eastman are the only first string players who will face the Bear. In the lineup which scrimmaged as team A in practice yesterday afternoon and which is certain to start against Brown tomorrow, Gordon will be at right...