Word: relishes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...levels abreast of 1931. In its unyielding attitude toward Labor, U. S. Steel has always been an inspiration to anti-union executives, not only in the rest of the steel industry but in all industry, and its capitulation would give pause to many another management. Wall Street did not relish unionism any more than it had before but it realized that there might be more profits in industrial peace than in industrial war-at least until the next election...
This pair go through their routine of scoops, whiskey, and socks on the jaw with refreshing relish. Loretta Young, as a young heiress who announces her engagement to the reporter in order to turn the heat of publicity on him for a change, is excellent. Slim Summerville supplies added amusement in his role of a country judge, the doors of whose cell block are constantly falling from their hinges...
First, the occasion for considering me as "the toughest looking member of the outfit" was not in the U. S. Service; no officer would relish making such an impression. It was an expression of thought on the part of one man during the Boston Police Strike, when he did not know that this particular motorcycle cop was a clergyman, likewise, and indicated his surprise in finding a parson armed with a .45 and doing that job. Second, while true that I have not had the honor to meet the First Citizen of this country and the most distinguished parishioner...
Morris, whose portrait was painted by most of the Pre-Raphaelites, addressed one remark to Shaw. Annoyed by his vegetarianism, she once served him a rich pudding, told him triumphantly after he had eaten two helpings with relish: "It will do you good; there's suet in it." Thereafter she never said a word...
...could remember her birth, cheerfully described it to some ecclesiastical visitors. It proceeds lightly to a few glimpses of Cambridge neighbors, including James Russell Lowell, Long fellow, Howells, Ole Bull, who played at a fair the Abbott children gave, recounts an abundance of childish pranks and fears with great relish...