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Greene

— noun English novelist and Catholic (1904-1991)

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Henry Graham Greene

Graham Greene

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Simple sentences

I'm Susan Greene.

Graham Greene is my favorite author.

Graham Greene is my favourite writer.

Graham Greene is one of my favorite authors.

Graham Greene is a favorite author of mine.

Graham Greene is my favorite writer.

Movie subtitles

You're sure it was Lucas Greene?

Rev Greene.

You, Mrs Marlowe, Janelle the florist and Lucas Greene.

Senior, there's a Reverend Greene here to see you.

Uh, the Reverend Greene with the pistol in the conservatory - that sort of thing.

Well, neither were they if Lucas Greene is to be believed.

We know about the role-playing. Reverend Greene was very forthcoming.

Lucas Greene?

Uh, I was in the kitchen for a while - that's where I saw Reverend Greene getting more wine - and then the study with Dr Plummer.

Uh, I got the dining room, the cleaver and Rev Greene.

Well, it must have been Reverend Greene.

I believe Reverend Greene was dealing with the ambulance at the gate.

That's hardly a crime. Reverend Greene, on the other hand, well, you were always keen to play.

Brenda was already in the billiard room with Declan, as witnessed by Reverend Greene, so it can't have been Brenda.

Leslie, this is Lt. Greene. He's been very impatient to meet you.

I'll see if Mr Greene's busy.

Hello, Mr Greene.

Well, Mr Greene, this is my brother-in-law, Mr Oakley.

How are you, Mr Oakley? Well, Mr Greene, I was thinking of settling down here for a while.

I'm glad to see you're a man who understands details, Mr Greene.

Mrs Greene, I'd like you to meet my uncle, Mr Oakley.

Uncle Charlie, this is Mrs Greene and Mrs Potter.

Mrs Greene, Miss Potter.

Bye, Mrs Greene.

There you are, Mr Greene.

Goodbye, Mr Oakley. - Bye, Mr Greene. - Call on us for advice anytime.

Charles, I promised Mrs Greene of our club that you'd talk to the ladies.

Mr Greene.

Well, uh, you wait right here. I'll see if Mr Greene's busy.

Well, Mr Greene, I was thinking of settling down here for a while. Great country.

Goodbye, Mr Oakley. - Bye, Mr Greene.

It's whole wheat bread and cream cheese. Paprika makes it pink. - Mr Greene.

Mrs Greene, what would you like?

News and current affairs

Joshua Greene, a philosophy graduate now working in psychology who has recently moved from Princeton University to Harvard, studied how people respond to a set of imaginary dilemmas.

Greene, however, was more concerned to understand why we have the intuitions, so he used functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or fMRI, to examine what happens in people's brains when they make these moral judgments.

Greene's work helps us understand where our moral intuitions come from.