Word: feeley
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...start with basic interview fashion philosophy. "Blend," explains Katie Feeley of Citibank, who also worked in the Cornell Career Office. "You don't want to be noticed for your clothes. Blend in as much as possible. Sure, it might be stifling to the creativity, but it's a stifling business. Your 4.0 should jump out rather than your bright red suit...
Though Michelle legally took Marvin's last name, the two were never married. After meeting on the set of Ship of Fools in 1964, they embarked on a six-year relationship that ended in 1970, when Marvin moved out and married Pamela Feeley, his high school sweetheart. Michelle, now 46, says that when she and Marvin split, he began paying her a stipend of $800 a month. But Marvin, 54, cut her off after a year, and she went to Mitchelson. He filed suit on her behalf, demanding full payment of what Michelle said Lee had promised...
...Jack Feeley, director of public information for Hancock, said last week that his firm had told Pei only "to create a site that would accomodate space needs and have aesthetic qualities at the same time." And architect Henry Cobb, in Nadel's Esquire article, said he decided himself that since the building "had to be tall, near the size of the Prudential Building...if you're going to be near the size of the Prudential, it's better to be taller, than shorter...
Married. Lee Marvin, 46, Hollywood's master of violence (Point Blank) and comedy (Cat Ballon); and Pamela Feeley, 39, an old friend from Woodstock, N.Y., whom he has known for 25 years; he for the second time, she for the fourth; in a civil ceremony in Las Vegas...
...Nixon-Agnew teams of Fuller & Smith & Ross (annual billings: $60 million) and Feeley & Wheeler ($6,000,000) have been prepping for the G.O.P. campaign since February. Even Third Party Candidate George Wallace has a long leg up. Birmingham's Luckie and Forney, which handled Lurleen Wallace's 1964 statehouse campaign, has worked up two 30-minute TV shows...