Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Shortly after noon, Lyndon invited a few reporters into his 17th-floor hospital room. Propped up against the pillows and inhaling deeply from a "croup kettle" that spewed steam, he reassured everyone that he was just fine. Said he: "I wouldn't hesitate right now to put on my britches and go back to the office if there was something that needed to be done...
...requested "too much," "demanded the moon," "wouldn't compromise" "wanted everything" the authorities have said repeatedly--and the public overwhelmingly agrees. But can there be too much free speech in a free society? Or should the question be quite the opposite: Do you care compromise with...
...triumphal world tour last year, none of Britain's top orchestras have fully exploited their international fame. Last week, the New Philharmonia announced plans for a tour of Mexico and South America this summer, to be followed by a swing through Europe. Next year the orchestra that wouldn't die will make its first U.S. tour in a decade...
...would be better to have one large building that would house all our needs," he said. "The new building would have to double the space we have in these two old buildings." In choosing the site, "it wouldn't be our intention to go very far from here," he added...
...schedule werent's so much rougher the Crimson's overall record wouldn't compare so unfavorably with the Green's. Harvard has had to play all of the top six teams in the East, and lost to each, but by respectable scores. The Indians have had to face only Boston University of the top six, and got clobbered...