Finney
[fin-ee]
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noun
Charles Gran·di·son [gran-di-suh n] /ˈgræn dɪ sən/, 1792–1875, U.S. clergyman and educator.
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Contemporary Examples of finney
Instagram photos from that day show Finney and his crew setting up under a tarp outside.
FinnaRage Wants You to Rage at Its Parties. So What if It Ends Up a Riot?Melanie Plenda
October 27, 2014
On the day of the party, the host shows Finney and his crew around, and they set up.
FinnaRage Wants You to Rage at Its Parties. So What if It Ends Up a Riot?Melanie Plenda
October 27, 2014
Historical Examples of finney
Zachary Heigh, the Captain, and Mr. Finney were not to be found.
Mr. Wicker's WindowCarley Dawson
It was necessary to raise $50,000, and President Finney went to England and did it.
The College, the Market, and the CourtCaroline H. Dall
Finney saw from the expression of his client's face that he intended to have his own way.
The WardenAnthony Trollope
In one respect, at any rate, he was right: Finney was humility itself.
The WardenAnthony Trollope
Will Mr Finney ever be as good to you, Job, as that man has been?
The WardenAnthony Trollope
Finney
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