finestra

American  

[fi-nes-truh] / fɪˈnɛs trə /

noun

1. an aperture, especially a ventilator in the wall of a tomb.

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Etymology

Origin of finestra

< Italian: window < Latin fenestra

Example Sentences

Finestra, who was part of Wind Dancer Productions and co-produced the series with Touchstone, did not recall any conversations around whether Richardson should get a producer credit but said, “That could very well have been a Disney decision.”

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And while Finestra didn’t recall any palpable disappointment from Allen over his Emmy snubs, Richardson felt that there was concern from others that the imbalance of recognition might upset her co-star.

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“Frances is a very good actress, and her character was upset,” said “Home Improvement” co-creator and executive producer Carmen Finestra.

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“I think that parade turned a lot of people off,” Finestra said.

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To make up for the show’s overall lack of critical acclaim — it ultimately won seven Emmys during its run, all for Donald A. Morgan‘s lighting direction — Finestra created the “Homey Awards,” an in-house talent show where the cast and crew of “Home Improvement” could win every fictional category.

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