Usa "fink" in una frase

1. Junod reported that Conrad Fink spent three years with the Park firm as executive vice president of the newspaper divisions, pointing out that he joined Park in 1977 after twenty-one years with the Associated Press, the last ten as a vice president

2. Junod wrote: Fink left Park in 1980 and now divides his time between Athens, GA, where he teaches journalism at The University of Georgia, and his upstate New York farm

3. Asked to describe his years with the Park organization, Fink, 52, said, “I found it to be a very distasteful experience

4. Asked if he was able to fully exploit his experience and imagination during his tenure on Terrace Hill, where Park maintains corporate offices, Fink flatly replied “No

5. ” Fink, hesitant to speak out on the record about Park, described his former boss’s operating style as “highly individualistic

6. ” “He’s built a fine company,” Fink said

7. ” Asked about why he left Park, Fink responded, “We agreed to disagree

8. Ingrid Weiss and Johanna Fink immediately made a place between them for Michel Hoffmann to sit down, smiling invitingly at him

9. � The man emitted a gurgling sound and stepped back two steps before Susanna Berghof, having sprinted towards the scene of the fight, tackled the British to the ground while Frida Winterer and Johanna Fink jumped on the other security man, who had been struggling with Hanna Reitsch

10. ����������� �What was that?�� Asked nervously Johanna Fink

11. "Didn’t fink the likes o’ her had friends

12. Leaving the Fink he had caught roasting on a spit, Kifter joined the others

13. I hadn't been there long when a face appeared at a gap in the boards, and a voice said: "Do yer fink y're safe there, mate, cos we're chock full o' bombs in 'ere

14. When the visiting officer approached him and said, "Your rifle is dirty, gunner," he replied, "I don't fink so sir, 'cos I cleaned it

15. " To which Brown replied, "I don't fink you could, sir, 'cos I've got the blinkin' bolt in my pocket

16. Most of us had swollen tongues and lips and were hardly able to speak, but the company humorist, a Cockney, was able to mutter, "Don't it make you mad to fink of the times you left the barf tap running?"—H

17. They've took root, I fink

18. How d'yer fink we'll 'ear Jerry if he comes acrorst?"—C

19. About nine o'clock he rallied a little, and apparently realised that the authorities had given him up as hopeless, for with a great effort he half-sat up and, with his eyes ablaze, cried: "Wot? You fink I'm goin' ter die? Well, you're all wrong! I've bin in this war since it started, an' I intends to be in it at the finish

20. Durning, and John Fink, butcher, of the city of New York, declared they were authorized to enlist a number of men to go to New Orleans, to serve as guards to the United States mails, and a number of others as mechanics

21. Fink, who was produced as evidence on the part of the Government to convict Mr