Crossword-Solution: FINNEY
We have 10 clues for the answer “FINNEY”
| Clue | Answers |
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| "Under the Volcano" star, 1984 | 1 answer |
| Albert of "Erin Brockovich" | 1 answer |
| Albert of "Miller's Crossing" | 1 answer |
| Albert with four Best Actor nominations | 1 answer |
| British actor Albert | 1 answer |
| Charles ___, religious leader known as "The Father of Modern Revivalism" | 1 answer |
| He played Warbucks in "Annie" | 1 answer |
| Tom Jones portrayer Albert | 1 answer |
| ANNIE TO WARBUCKS | 10 answers |
| ALBERT | 34 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
AEETR
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with FINNEY (5)
Fearful of the suck, we crept along the Indian shore until we counted the boats moored in the Bear Grass, and presently above the trees on our right we saw the Stars and Stripes floating from the log bastion of Fort Finney.
Bold had often expressed his indignation at the malappropriation of church funds in general, in the hearing of his friend the precentor; but the conversation had never referred to anything at Barchester; and when Finney, the attorney, induced him to interfere with the affairs of the hospital, it was against Mr Chadwick that his efforts were to be directed.
Finney, the attorney, had been among them, asking sly questions, and raising immoderate hopes, creating a party hostile to the warden, and establishing a corps in the enemy's camp, as he figuratively calls it to himself.
What is unjust must be wrong; what is wrong should be righted; and if he declined the task, who else would do it? "Each one of you is clearly entitled to one hundred pounds a year by common law": such had been the important whisper made by Finney into the ears of Abel Handy, and by him retailed to his eleven brethren.
Moody had followed with an inkhorn, carefully left behind by Finney; and Spriggs bore aloft, as though it were a sword, a well-worn ink-black pen, which from time to time he endeavoured to thrust into Skulpit's unwilling hand.
Quotes with FINNEY (3)
Grief was dagger-shaped and sharp and pointed inward. It was made of fresh loss and old sorrow. Rendered and forged and sometimes polished. Irene Finney had taken her daughter’s death and to that sorrow she’d added a long life of entitlement and disappointment, of privilege and pride. And the dagger she’d fashioned was taking a brief break from slashing her insides, and was now pointed outward.
We're all blessed and we're all blighted, Chief Inspector," said Finney. "Everyday each of us does our sums. The question is, what do we count?
I saw a lot of men die there. Most men. Do you know what killed them?”…”Despair,” said Finney. “They believed themselves to be prisoners. I lived with those men, ate the same maggot-infested food, slept in the same beds, did the same back-breaking work. But they died and I lived. Do you know why?” “You were free.” “I was free. Milton was right…the mind is its own place. I was never a prisoner. Not then, not now.
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Appears in: CrosSynergy, LAT, NYT, USA TODAY, WSJ.
Used 7 times in crossword archives (2001–2021).