The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 344 | |
Clues | Answers |
“And her yes, once said to you, / SHALL be Yes for ____” (Elizabeth Barrett Browning, The Lady's Yes) | EVERMORE |
“Before this campaign started, it was said that I was facing political oblivion, my career in ____” (Peter Mandelson, after his 2001 re-election as MP for Hartlepool) | TATTERS |
1943 film, Alfred Hitchcock’s favourite of those he directed | Shadow Of A Doubt |
1993 biographical drama film directed by Richard Attenborough | SHADOWLANDS |
A city and its outskirts, especially when measuring population | urban area |
A thankless wretch | INGRATE |
A version of this Errol Garner jazz standard was Johnny Mathis’s signature song | MISTY |
A yoga posture | ASANA |
Airline noted for stringent security procedures | El Al |
American singer/songwriter who is the daughter of Ravi Shankar | Norah Jones |
An earthquake detector | SEISMOMETER |
An insignificant matter | small potatoes |
Andean mountain, Earth’s highest outside Asia | ACONCAGUA |
Ben E King song and a 1985 film starring Wil Wheaton | Stand by Me |
Body of water between Iceland and Greenland | Denmark Strait |
British swimmer who won four medals at the 1978 Commonwealth Games | Sharron Davies |
Canadian model who said “We don’t wake up for less than $10,000 a day” | Linda Evangelista |
Cowes Week is an example of this sporting event | REGATTA |
Demon who slays seven husbands on their wedding nights in the Book of Tobit | ASMODEUS |
Director of the 1985 film Ran | Akira Kurosawa |
Facial decoration; a device to help in leading cattle | nose ring |
First book of Anne McCaffrey’s Harper Hall of Pern sci-fi trilogy | dragonsong |
Generic name, in use since the 18th century, for a British soldier | Tommy Atkins |
Georges ____’s La Disparition, translated as A Void, is a novel with no e’s in it | PEREC |
German state of which Dresden is the capital | SAXONY |
Haiti’s capital city | Port-au-Prince |
Having two colours | DICHROMATIC |
In Greek myth, Rhea or Tethys but not Hyperion | TITANESS |
In sport, a play which makes scoring possible | ASSIST |
In this maybe illicit task, a tension wrench may be used | picking a lock |
Lancashire town in which the Pilkington glass company was founded | St Helens |
Milton’s companion piece to L’Allegro | Il Penseroso |
Musical instruction usually abbreviated to 8va | all' ottava |
News-based TV series, which ran for 52 years before switching to BBC Radio 4 | What the Papers Say |
Old firearm which, appropriately, might have been a Colt | horse pistol |
Operating, as a factory for example | on stream |
Pablo ____ founded Colombia’s Medellin drug cartel | ESCOBAR |
Robin Williams played Peter Pan in this 1991 film | HOOK |
Scottish island known colloquially as Paddy’s milestone | Ailsa Craig |
Technical term for a bend or fold | FLEXURE |
The Hebridean “Hawaii of the North”, an island noted for surf and sun | TIREE |
To walk wearily | TRAIPSE |
TV series featuring an unseen boss voiced by John Forsythe | Charlie's Angels |
Welsh artist whose works include a 1919 portrait of TE Lawrence | Augustus John |
____ Alfredo is a pasta dish created in Rome, but more popular in the US | FETTUCCINE |
____ was the first presenter of The X Factor | Kate Thornton |
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