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Benjy

Benjy is a 1951 American short documentary film directed by Fred Zinnemann. It won an Academy Award in 1952 for Documentary Short Subject.

Usage examples of "benjy".

In fact, Monk rather gathered that old Benjy had been employed by the fathers of the two girls before their time.

For the next few seconds, everyone stared at everyone else, and Benjy teetered with his thumbs in his vest armholes.

And then she described the two Benjy had followed, the pair who had tried to kill Doc Savage, Renny and Powell.

But after the car carrying Monk, Grace, Bill and old Benjy vanished, Renny spoke for approximately two minutes without using a word that could be found in a dictionary.

Old Benjy and his hand truck--and something remarkably heavy on the hand truck, in a small box--had been brought to this apartment house.

The descriptions fitted Grace Blasset, Willa Morris, old Benjy and Bob French.

Then, in a group, there were Monk Mayfair, Bob French, old Benjy, and the two girls, Grace Blassett and Willa Moms.

Tucker French have a chance to talk to Benjy, the two girls and Bob French without you hearing?

Bob French and I were talking, and we thought we might leave you and Bill here with Benjy while the rest of us made the trip out.

His face gleaming, he made his way over to Kelly, who dropped her eyes coyly, but not before Benjy had seen their spark of triumph.

And the lines that were so successful for Lorcan earned Benjy either blank stares or scornful laughter.

Lorcan, and marched through the room, grinding torn streamers into the carpet, kicking withered-looking balloons out of the way, Benjy scurrying behind him.

He moved into a tiny, dingy room in Camden, where his flatmate was an affable, tubby man called Benjy who earned his living processing parking fines.

I told you that my boyfriend has a lovely friend called Benjy, and I bet you two would really like each other.

Irritably he noticed that Benjy was still hovering in the hall, so he frowned his piss-off-and-leave-us-alone frown.