Senator Strom

Usage examples of thurmond.

Captain Thurmond was a very capable naval officer and he would have his entire group alerted by now and preparing to receive whatever the Chinese could throw at him.

Terrance Thurmond had been a close friend of both men, and had been viewed as a rising star throughout the naval high command.

Back when they supported segregation, Lott and Thurmond were Democrats.

The subject of Lott's toast, Strom Thurmond, had once been a segregationist presidential candidate.

In his toast, Lott said if Thurmond had been elected president, "we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years.

Even that article again flogged Lott's toast - and misidentified Thurmond as a "Republican" during his prosegregation period.

When Lott made his toast to Thurmond, Dodd had gone on CNN's Late Edition and said, "If Tom Daschle or another Democratic leader were to have made similar statements, the reaction would have been very swift.

Fifty-four years earlier, Thurmond had run for president and, in a moment of bonhomie, Lott said the country would be better off if Thurmond had won.

His former partner in the railroad, a man named Thurmond, fell out with him as Redmond did with Colonel Sartoris in The Unvanquished.

Though Colonel Falkner knew Thurmond was threatening to kill him, like Sartoris in the novel he went unarmed.

Senate, learned this in 2002 after making a toast at a one hundredth birthday party for Strom Thurmond, his fellow senator and fellow southerner.

Mississippi—Lott’s home state—was one of just four states that Thurmond carried.