William Howard Taftin a sentence
- Go to Washington and yell at President Taft?† (source)
- They walk past shimmering marble busts of dead chief justices-a grumpy Charles Evans Hughes, a stately John Marshall, a sweetly dopey William Howard Taft-under a marble ceiling that's got to be eighty feet up.† (source)
- Francisco's mother had sent a telegram to President Taft asking him to intercede to save her son's life.† (source)
- He is one of only two presidents buried there—the other being William Howard Taft, who died in 1930.† (source)
- In 1911 President Taft brought it into the limelight again by biting into the four-foot-high "Big Cheese" that was Appleton's entry in the National Dairy Show in Chicago.† (source)
- It's like, if you or me sat down and read a book about, say, the presidents, and we read that William Howard Taft was the fattest president and one time he got stuck in a bathtub,"— that might click in our brains as interesting, and we'd remember it, right?"† (source)
- Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism speech in Kansas augured ill for President Taft, whatever that meant.† (source)
- And the Senator's father was William Howard Taft, who knew well the meaning of political courage and political abuse when he stood by his Secretary of Interior, Ballinger, against the overwhelming opposition of Pinchot, Roosevelt and the progressive elements of his own party.† (source)
- President Taft initiated 80 antitrust law suits.
- William Howard Taft was in the White House, Europe still drowsed in the dusk of the great century of peace, America was a young country, and the future stretched before it in beams of crystal sunlight.† (source)