finder (noun)

1. The filmmaker looked through the finder to frame the perfect shot for the movie.

2. The artist used the finder to find the focal point of the painting.

3. In the horror film, the character used the finder to locate the source of a mysterious noise.

4. According to Greek mythology, the finder was a magical device used by gods to locate people or objects.

1. In Greek mythology, Hermes was known as the finder of lost souls.

2. Sarah is a talented fashion finder, always discovering the latest trends before anyone else.

3. As a romantic finder, Henry surprises his partner with heartfelt gestures in unexpected places.

4. In 1492, Christopher Columbus became the finder of the New World when he arrived in America.

1. In Greek mythology, Hermes is often depicted as the finder of lost items.

2. In the famous novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird', Boo Radley is a finder of kindness and compassion.

3. Indiana Jones, the iconic film character, is known as a fearless finder of ancient artifacts.

4. In the horror movie 'The Conjuring', the paranormal investigators are finders of evil spirits.