Word: followings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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They regard him as too peevish and prejudiced to rally much strength, and the untouchables too unorganized and inarticulate to follow his lead, even though he claims to speak for them...
...along the air route to India. Nuri has a reputation as an old friend of England, and his demands were diplomatically made, but even he assumed the proper anti-British posture. There was a reason: Egypt, the strongest Arab nation, had arranged through the Arab League for Iraq to follow Egypt's lead...
...displayed a huge Swiss watch at the end of a silver chain on his corduroy jacket. "Of the hundreds of horses I once owned," he said, "only six are left, and now I am selling them. But it is better to live poor in a land where one can follow his faith than in a godless country. To the Communists, there is no God but Stalin. Communists burn the Koran and punish those who are caught reading it. They turn our mosques into theaters. They say that Islam is the product of a madman's raving, used by reactionaries...
...always been locked on with suspicion, said Pothan. The gift of wheat this country sent to India last spring was received warily because most of his countrymen expected American troops to follow...
...king of the vast Ford empire is the first in a series of speakers the Association will sponsor during the year. Although their names have not yet been announced, other prominent figures in the business world and in government are expected to follow Ford in these programs...