Word: windedly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Then he gave the defense two more days to wind up its challenge, announced that he would tolerate no oral arguments after that, and made it plain that he would overrule the defense unless it changed his mind in the meantime-an eventuality he obviously did not anticipate. Said he: "I thought at one time that perhaps the defense had something...
...slopes in less than an hour. Ice or no ice, there is always the danger of an attack of soroche-high-altitude sickness. With advice from Mottet, who had climbed the peak once before, Hackett skirted the traps until almost to the goal. Then the witches' wind that circles the summit caught him full blast and froze the fingers of his right hand...
...have a hundred more novels that I would like to write," confessed Margaret Mitchell, whose Gone With the Wind has sold over six million copies in 13 years. The trouble is, "the business details of my first book still take all my time. Nobody believes that, but it is true...
Yale's Jim Fuchs should win the shot and may also wind up first in the dash. George Wade, another Yale man, took the IC4-A mile in 4:13, which will be pretty hard for anyone to beat today, although Princeton's Ronald Wittreich ought to press him. Dartmouth looks good for the cross country, with the 1948 champion, Stan Waterman, and Penn's Jeff Kirk, a member of last year's Olympic team, will probably set the pace over the hurdles...