Word: whereases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"The Opposition has informed me of the feelings of my own supporters," sarcastically declared Squire Baldwin. "I generally have a tolerable knowledge of what are their feelings. . . . Some people speak of the League of Nations as if it was a kind of celestial institution with a volition of its own...
The night last June that Max Baer clowned away his title to colorless James J. Braddock, thus bringing heavyweight boxing to its all-time low, Joe Louis had been a professional less than one year. Since then the Detroit Negro has brought back to the sport a brand of excitement...
As Admiral Standley boarded the Aquitania last week he told the Press: "There will be no surprises in the Conference, probably because we all understand what each nation wants. ... Of course we don't have to agree at this Conference." Then his official conscience pressed upon him and he...
Thus was broached in paradox one of the "real issues" in British life today, all of which were dodged in the recent general election by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. So desperate are conditions in the coal fields that only some 700,000 miners remain who could vote today, whereas there...
Professor Packard explains that some men come into the college and are so affected in the presence of other people that they are unable to pronounce their own names. Many such instances have been recorded, and through the persistent application of the afflicted person enough self-confidence has been developed...