Finletter

[ fin-let-er ]

noun

1. Thomas Knight, 1893–1980, U.S. lawyer and diplomat.

Example Sentences

Wilbur Finletter, wields a saber in the final scene's fight to the death against a swarm of murderous fruit.

From BusinessWeek

Next to him at the green committee table sat Air Force Secretary Thomas K. Finletter, who is committed to the Administration's 95-group limit.

From Time Magazine Archive

He has not officially urged a 150 group Air Force, but if anyone should ask Finletter, he is behind the idea 100%.

From Time Magazine Archive

They listened as 64-year-old Thomas K. Finletter, onetime special assistant to the Secretary of State, kindly urged Juanita and her colleagues to accept "a limited world government" as their immediate aim.

From Time Magazine Archive

And the De Sapio statement was a direct challenge to the Democratic likes of Eleanor Roosevelt, Herbert Lehman and Thomas K. Finletter, all leaders in the anti-De Sapio movement.

From Time Magazine Archive