Word: begining
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...hours?sittings begin at 4 p. m., ending generally before dinner time...
...possible to help you. Now I have 50 neuro-calometers up in my room, and Mabel is up there and is perfectly willing to take away from you?so long as those neuro-calometers last?150 simoleons [dollars] each, so that you can take those neuro-calometers home and begin to build up your business...
Wagner devotees abroad take their opera seriously and in large doses. Performances at Bayreuth (home of the late great Richard where are held world-famed festivals) begin at 4 o'clock,† last long into the evening. Intermissions are of an hour's duration wherein listeners may refresh themselves with a schnitzel and a grosses dunkeles. But the music is given complete. There is no slicing for comfort or convenience...
...fang of Peiping. Despite his titles, he was neither a monk nor a fruit-grower. Numerous Chinamen and Seattle dignitaries who met him at the boat welcomed him as China's greatest actor, come to introduce his art to the U. S. Mei Lan-fang and his company begin a U. S. tour in Manhattan...
Freshman coxswain aspirants will begin their training immediately, meeting regularly each week. Candidates for the University crews will not enter their competition until later in the season. There will be four positions open to upperclass competitors: coxswain of the first University crew, coxswain of the Junior University, coxswain of the 150-pound University, and coxswain of the leading class crew. The Freshman competition will open four coxswain places for the 1933 men. These include positions on the first and second Freshman crews, the Freshman 150-pound crew, and the winning dormitory crew. The first two 1933 crews will make...