The insurance industry was brought to Des Moines by Frederick Marion Hubbell, "the patron saint of insurance," who founded the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa in 1867; by 1960, Hamburger reports, "caution is the watchword all over town".
Ever since Mrs Kosor took over, the watchword in government and now in the election campaign has been anti-corruption.
YOLO has essentially become the over-used watchword for every toxic manifestation of masculinity looking to throw off the crushing yoke of personal responsibility.
The Bohr principle ought to be the watchword in this debate over the Common Core.
These questions gave Kennedy his narrow margin at the end of 1960, and when he took over, early in 1961, "New Frontier" was the watchword.
"Creativity" was his watchword it is the watchword of his entire generation of chefs and over time he began introducing variants on French favorites.
Over the road, the RLX's watchword is "soft".
In "How the Other Half Lives," an essential Progressive text, Jacob Riis had this to say about Jews on the Lower East Side: "Thrift is the watchword of Jewtown, as of its people the world over.
Undoubtedly, contemporary audiences would have been familiar with the history of this extraordinary house and case, because, for over two decades, Ten Rillington Place was a watchword for injustice, legal, and political corruption, deprivation, horror, and multiple murder in post-war Britain.
"Creativity" was his watchword — it is the watchword of his entire generation of chefs — and over time he began introducing variants on French favorites.
