Word: spokes
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...court clerk spoke in the courtroom, hush: "Madam Foreman, have you and the members of the jury agreed on a verdict...
...general of the San Francisco Conference, he was shown in the news pictures between Russia's Molotov and the U.S.'s Stettinius; at Yalta, he sat at Franklin Roosevelt's shoulder. He inspired confidence; even in his days of exposure and trial, men of imposing station spoke for him unquestioningly - Secretary of State Acheson, Ambassador Philip Jessup, Supreme Court Justice Frankfurter...
...Sawyer began pounding the table in Cabinet meetings and reiterating the idea. In the middle of the recession last spring, he spoke up in the Cabinet: "I feel certain there is nothing wrong with the economy of the country. I know businessmen. I'm one myself. They're as emotional as women. I'd like to go out into the country and talk to them face to face." Harry Truman thought it was a capital idea...
...hair mounted his platform in a Columbia University classroom and began his lecture as if it were to be just like any other. He did not appear to notice that his audience, even larger than usual, had filled every seat and lined the walls. Professor Carlton J. H. Hayes spoke as he always spoke, bringing his course in modern European history up to the minute. Just before the warning bell sounded for the end of class, he had come to 1950. "And there," said Carlton Hayes, "I leave...
...were they said together. There is a Roman Catholic ban on participating in formal worship not specifically Roman Catholic. But for the past ten years an English organization, known as the Church Union, has sponsored "Union of Christendom" meetings, at which, until four years ago, Roman Catholic priests spoke together with non-Catholic clergy and laymen...