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Answer for the clue "Montgomery ____ ", 5 letters:
clift

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Usage examples of clift.

Morgan could control his ghosts, but she thought, from what Clift had said earlier, that Morgan had some say in who was acting.

For a second, Clift looked wounded, but then Saul came back, with his nasty grin.

How even Clift could get on her nerves if he watched her too closely and commented on her every move, analyzing the way she bit a pencil or scratched her nose.

Fact, Clift tells me I was gone, nowhere, null, a couple weeks, before I woke up.

And Clift said nos it would make them all disappear, and leave Morgan confused.

Eleanor Clift explained why liberals had been completely wrong about everything they ever said about the Cold War.

Either we were removing a dictator who had current plans to fund terrorism against Americans or - if Bush were completely wrong and Eleanor Clift were completely right - we were removing a dictator who planned to kill and terrorize a lot of people, but not Americans specifically.

Alice Lee Langman was a perfected presence, an enameled lady marked with the androgynous quality, that sexually ambivalent aura that seems a common denominator among certain persons whose allure crosses all frontiers-a mystique not confined to women, for Nureyev has it, Nehru had it, so did the youthful Marlon Brando and Elvis Presley, so did Montgomery Clift and James Dean.

Clift and Taylor standing together, separated by the bars of a prison cell, a death cell, for Clift is only hours away from execution.

It was after ten before he persuaded the others to arrange themselves around the dining-room table, and I helped by pouring the wine, the only nourishment that seemed to interest anyone, anyway: Clift dropped a cigarette into his untouched bowl of Senegalese SOUP, and stared inertly into space, as if he were enacting a shell-shocked soldier.

Trees behind trees, row by row,-- How, clift by clift, rocks bend and lift Their frowning foreheads as we go.

Henry Clift, suggested the coal cellar as a suitable place of detention.

Henry Clift saw to it, propelling Anna down the cellar steps with rough enthusiasm.

Ellen looked stricken, Sal avid, and Henry Clift was shaking his head as if at the foolishness of womankind.

SPRINGFIELD, MARCH 10, 1855 GENTLEMEN:--Yours of the 5th is received, as also was that of 15th Dec, last, inclosing bond of Clift to Pray.