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Meanings of Jack Benny in anglès
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jack benny espanyol
jack benny United States comedian known for his timeing and delivery and self-effacing humor (1894-1974)
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Examples for "Benny"
Examples for "Benny"
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He could not say it, and Benny did not need it said.
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The country's Defence Minister Benny Gantz this week condemned the alleged assailants.
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True 'Pac believers may well feel short-changed by Benny Boom's respectful primer.
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How did children as young as Benny and Silas get into camp?
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She would be getting the results from Benny Hassert's lab sometime today.
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Contributed by Benjamin Kubelsky, Chicago.
Usage of Jack Benny in anglès
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That time he was bidding on Jack Benny's fiddle at an auction.
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Remember that famous hysterically funny line from an old Jack Benny radio show?
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It's Jack Benny, it's an unusual gift to be able to funny in stillness.
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In 1932 The Weems Orchestra started appearing regularly on a sponsored nationwide radio program with Jack Benny.
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There's a long line of, I can watch Stan Laurel effect Jack Benny with that sort of slow-Slow burn.
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Wearing dark-rimmed glasses and a suit so he looks like a demented Jack Benny, Spacey is one of many dark clouds.
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Damned if the Treasury Department hasn't revised the portrait of Benjamin Franklin on its new hundred-dollar bill in the spitting image of Jack Benny.
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Most have come to anticipate such outbursts the same way radio fans once waited for Jack Benny's trademark, "Now cut that out!"
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The night before Thanksgiving, Martha put Henry to bed and then sat downstairs, listening to Burns and Allen, then to Jack Benny, then the news.
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The only one I could think of with a colored person in it was Jack Benny's show with Rochester, the butler, or whatever he was.
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When this robber holds him up with a gun and says, 'Your money or your life.' And cheap Jack Benny says...
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The New Yorker, April 15, 1996 P. 39 Signed TALK story about Benjamin Franklin's portrait on the new hundred-dollar bills, looking like Jack Benny's.
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"You and Jack Benny."