Word: incur
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Brahms, Bernstein really let himself go. Teetering on the edge of his platform, he milked every drop of romanticism from the music, but without the syrup which enthusiastic conductors too frequently incur. Lenny danced and Brahms was terrific...
...treason "laughable nonsense." A Vatican spokesman asserted: "Excommunication has no need of a material executor who can be traced and punished. Excommunication acts upon the guilty in the secret of the conscience." On the other hand, Eastern Catholics who were terrorized into lip service to Communism would not incur the penalties of the papal edict. Priests, he added, were expected to do their duty regardless of personal consequences...
Final Fall Term Study Cards must be filed by all undergraduates at 2 University Hall by 5 p. m. today, Registrar Sargent Kennedy '28 has announced. A student who fails to hand in his Study Card on time will incur a charge of 810. If his card is handed in more than one week late, the charge will...
Students making late payments are subject to a $10 fine, while tardy study cards will incur a $5 fine and possible disciplinary action...
...from your blasts. How many other men work day and night, seven days a week, going out in all kinds of weather, to ease the despair and pain of the bereaved ? Any financial benefits would never recompense for the inconvenience, hard work, loss of family life, etc., these men incur. . . . A doctor, dentist, or any other professional man may refuse to go when called but the "undertaker" never takes that privilege...