Sentence examples for Finn from inspiring English sources
The word "Finn" is correct in written English
It is typically used to refer to a person from Finland or a member of the Finnish ethnic group. Example: "As a Finn, she takes great pride in her country's rich culture and traditions."
noun
A national of Finland.
Eero Mantyranta, a Finn, was a double Olympic champion in cross-country skiing.
The reader yearns for Anna or Finn to simply call the nearest Reuters bureau, especially as Mr Dryden is a journalist.Yet the book remains prescient.
The most widely rehearsed version of events has Finn as a kind of fast-bowling Helen of Troy, tossed back and forth between the conflicting authorities of England's bowling coach David Saker and Angus Fraser at Middlesex.
There were seven Spaniards, three Portuguese, two Brazilians, two Argentinians and one Finn.
Daldry has clearly found his ideal collaborators, too: Finn; screenwriter (and playwright) Lee Hall; and cinematographer Brian Tufano, the British veteran responsible for Shallow Grave, Trainspotting and East is East.
"If women are savvy about the career they choose, they can employ technology to their advantage and make being a working mother a bit easier," Finn added.
From the remainder of the squad can be added Jonny Bairstow, Gary Ballance, Steve Finn, and Rankin.
His all-too-short killing spree and weird little bromance with man-brat Dandy (deliciously petulant newcomer Finn Wittrock) were the high-water marks of the series so far.
So Finn opted to leave behind her first career in law and do something that she could be passionate about and that would give her the flexibility she sought: working as a financial advisor.
Bye-bye big man Barren rocks, barren nationalism The Finn red line Let us in ReprintsA bank in your pocketMobile-money services are especially useful in developing countries.
Bye-bye big man Barren rocks, barren nationalism The Finn red line Let us in ReprintsLast month Finland's finance minister, Jutta Urpilainen, caused a stir when she said that her country would "not hang itself to the euro at any cost" and that it would not be prepared to shoulder the debts of other states.
