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| Bharat Education Society's Vivek | English High School (Kurla East) |
| Sharon | English High School is an English Medium school in Mu |
| It was formerly known as the | English High School for Boys or the English High Scho |
| samrat ashok | English high school |
| Mount Bethany | English Higher Secondary School, Mylapra |
| Jack | English Hightower, Democrat,U.S. Representative 1975- |
| Tamil, | English, Hindi - Proficiency in Reading, Writing and |
| He speaks the Bengali, | English, Hindi, and Urdu languages. |
| The school teaches four languages - | English, Hindi, French and Sanskrit. |
| He is one-eighth | English; his great-grandmother was English. |
| Edgar Allison Peers, | English Hispanist and educationist |
| Anne Somerset (historian) (born 1955), | English historian and writer |
| Michael Hicks (born 1948), | English historian |
| Bettany Hughes (born 1968), | English historian |
| 4 April - Daniel Neal, | English historian (born 1678) |
| John Hayward (c.1560-1627), | English historian |
| Gerald Aylmer, an | English historian |
| Norman Davies, noted | English historian of Welsh descent |
| David W. Rollason is an | English historian and medievalist. |
| Dr. John Coffey is an | English historian. |
| The | English Historical Review, 100 (1985), 396, pp. |
| English Historical Review, (Oxford University Press) | |
| English Historical Review, 2007, vol CXXII | |
| The | English Historical Review, 104:410 (Jan.), pp. |
| Lawson "Collection" | English Historical Journal p. 729 footnote 12 |
| Frank Barlow, "Roger of Howden", | English Historical Review, vol. |
| English Historical Documents c.500-1042, D. Whitelock | |
| The | English Historical Review 109 (432): pp. |
| The | English Historical Review Vol. |
| English Historical Review 41 (1926). | |
| Readings in | English History (1908) |
| English History Told by English Poets (1902) (ISBN 0- | |
| An Introduction to the Old | English History (1684) |
| (A.J.P. Taylor, Volume XV: | English History, 1914-1945, page v) |
| Volume XV: | English History, 1914-1945 - A.J.P. Taylor (1965) |
| atherine Swynford was a significant figure in | English history. |
| there began a new chapter in | English history. |
| The name derives from the Old | English hlenc, meaning hill. |
| As a result Roger de Poitou lost his | English holdings. |
| Our | English Homer; or, the Bacon-Shakespeare Controversy. |
| National | English Honor Society (NEHS) |
| Romeo Penque: clainet, oboe, | English horn |
| Tobias Becker - oboe, | English horn |
| John Winter - oboe, | English horn |
| Phil Bodner: tenor sax, | English horn |
| Alto Saxophone, | English Horn - Sonny Simmons |
| Dan Patiris - | English horn |
| Op. 15a Three Pastorales (1980) | English horn and string orchestra |
| Leonard Hartman - | English horn |
| Peter Christ - | English horn |
| ge Marge - flute, alto flute, clarinet, oboe, | english horn |
| Sonny Simmons - Alto saxophone, | English horn |
| Partita for | English Horn and Organ (1956) |
| Oboe (doubling | English horn) |
| Norman Benno - | English horn, bassoon |
| Gene Cipriano - | English horn, oboe |
| Creator/Stars of Night (SATB choir, | English Horn, Organ Pedals) |
| Henry Cecil (born 1943), | English horse racing trainer |
| The Evolution of the | English House |
| Althorp: the Story of an | English House (1998) London: Viking. |
| English house, Standard German Haus, Northern Austro- | |
| 1513-1556) was an | English humanist scholar and diplomat. |
| All found wealthy | English husbands. |
| Ich ( | English: I) is the second album by Sido. |
| English I, II, & III | |
| English I-IV, ap English III-IV | |
| The Basingstoke Hyenas are an | English Ice Hockeyclub from Basingstoke. |
| The Wembley Lions were an | English ice hockey team. |
| Peterborough Pirates was an | English ice hockey team. |
| Mum's the word is a popular | English idiom. |
| This article is about the | English idiom. |
| Old | English Idyls (Ginn & Company, 1899), original poems |
| English II - Afro- Asian Literature | |
| AP | English III (Language) |
| Dick Twinney is an | English illustrator and wildlife artist. |
| William Fuller, | English Impostor, was born at Milton in Kent. |
| (ed.) | English in American Universities, 1895 |
| Lydon J., ‘The | English in Medieval Ireland', Dublin (1984). |
| He became a professor of | English in 1974. |
| It was translated into | English in 1954. |
| His novel Aphrodite was translated into | English in 2004. |
| She was a university professor of | English in Sofia. |
| It was translated into | English in 1723 by Edmund Stone. |
| There is no | English in the programs themselves. |
| Lotte in Weimar was first published in | English in 1940. |
| The castle was captured by the | English in 1609. |
| International Commission for | English in the liturgy, |
| The | English in America - 1851 |
| It was released in | English in North America. |
| Self-reported knowledge of | English in Sweden, 2005. |
| His Life of Words appeared in | English in 1888. |
| It was translated into | English in 1920 as Atlantida. |
| Subsequently he taught Russian and | English in Hertfordshire 1963-86. |
| The word baklava is first attested in | English in 1653 and entered English from Turkish. |
| (Published in | English in 2003). |
| He studied | English in Trinity College, Dublin. |
| It was first published in | English in 1989. |
| Harry Matthews translated it into | English in 1978. |
| Please - someone, anyone - edit the | English in this page. |
| English in the Commonwealth of Nations | |
| The sofa/couch sense was taken into | English in 1702. |
| It was translated into | English, in 2004, as Strangers. |
| Examples in | English include give/gave, come/came, fall/fell. |
| Earlier forms of | English included the sound /x/ as gh (compare Scots b |
| rently the main political party supportive of | English Independence is the English Independence Part |
| 1595-1672) was a leading | English Independent theologian. |
| Billy Ruffian are an | English indie rock band. |
| This article is about the | English indie band. |
| For the | English indie rock band, see Embrace (English band). |
| Boyracer is an | English indie rock group from Wetherby. |
| Black Box Recorder were an | English indie rock group. |
| He speaks Dutch, German, | English, Indonesian, and Javanese. |
| The | English inscription on the memorial. |
| Andar Bahaar ( | English: Inside Outside) is a 1984 Hindi film. |
| Jayne Lawless is an | English installation artist from Liverpool. |
| English Institute of Sport | |
| Ady had previously founded the World | English Institute. |
| Norman Hunter (footballer) (born 1943), | English international footballer |
| Nick Easter - | English international number 8 |
| Andy Ripley - Former | English international number 8 |
| The Book of | English International Rugby 1872-1982. |
| He is also an established translator from | English into Serbian. |
| From | English into Albanian |
| Ynglis) dialect of Old | English into the Scots language, Scottish English and |
| 500, the Great Vowel Shift transformed Middle | English into Modern English. |
| upati is currently translating the Bible from | English into Tokelauan. |
| od, Todd W. "Translating the Phoenix from Old | English into Modern English Prose and Alliterative Ve |
| "My Bonnie" ( | English intro) |
| August 5 - Thomas Newcomen, | English inventor (born 1664) |
| Samuel Morland, | English inventor (died 1695) |
| May 18 - Lionel Lukin, | English inventor (d. |
| Mandy Nicola Haberman is an | English inventor and entrepreneur. |
| - James Hargreaves, | English inventor (died 1778) |
| undated - John Kay, | English inventor (born 1704) |
| June 20 - Benjamin Huntsman, | English inventor and manufacturer (born 1704) |
| April 13 - Joseph Bramah, | English inventor (d. |
| undated - Thomas Boulsover, | English inventor (died 1788) |
| For the | English inventor, see John Roebuck |
| IPA - 3.5% | English IPA |
| He is of part | English, Irish and part Cherokee descent. |
| English: Irshad - Wisdom of a Sufi Master | |
| Peer | English is an academic journal established in 2006 an |
| English is a member of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority. | |
| English is equally popular. | |
| However, the true translation into | English is mixed berries. |
| Burmese | English is non-rhotic. |
| Wallace "Wally" | English is a former American football coach. |
| English is used in the Blind Department. | |
| English is used as the medium of instruction. | |
| Gellish | English is defined in the Gellish English dictionary, |
| Texan | English is dialect of English spoken in Texas. |
| Burmese | English is often characterised by its unaspirated con |
| BBC Learning | English is a department of the BBC World Service devo |
| Curly: "Your | English is atrocious!" |
| Its slogan, translated into | English, is "Cola Kisses Orange". |
| English is the official language. | |
| Scratch on the Heart in | English, is Younha's 2008 single. |
| The name La Vibora translated to | English is The Viper. |
| Papa Sartre (2001) Translated into | English ISBN 9789774162985 |
| Roughly translated into | English, it means "path" or "trail." |
| In | English, it is also known as Cape Nao. |
| In | English it is known as Molasses. |
| In | English, it will be The Dream Machine. |
| No, since even in | English, it's never called that. |
| Translated into | English, Italian and Serbian) |
| He was fluent in | English, Italian, Spanish, and French. |
| He speaks French, | English, Italian, German and Dutch. |
| It was translated into | English, Italian, and German. |
| New Zealand | English: its Origins and Evolution. |
| ( | English) J J O'Connor and E F Robertson, "Maurolico" |
| Matthew Bryan (died 1699), was an | English Jacobite preacher. |
| It has support for | English, Japanese, German, French, and Spanish. |
| This article is about Phil Bates, the | English jazz bassist. |
| April 18, 2002) was an | English jazz clarinetist and bandleader. |
| Ken Rattenbury, | English jazz trumpeter, pianist and composer |
| February 26, 1947, Lymington) is an | English jazz pianist. |
| This article is about the | English jazz pianist. |
| May 29, 1967, Evesham) is an | English jazz trombonist. |
| 1964) - | English jazz musician |
| Voice: (Japanese) Hitomi Nabatame ( | English) Jessica Straus |
| John Gerard, S.J. (1564-1637; an | English Jesuit priest) |
| For the | English Jesuit and writer, see John Rastell (Jesuit). |
| Ambrose Corbie (1604-1649), | English Jesuit, teacher and author |
| William Aston (1735-1800), was an | English Jesuit. |
| rton, alias Scroop (1577-1643), was a learned | English Jesuit. |
| Alexander Baker (1582-1638), was an | English Jesuit. |
| Joseph Greaton, an | English Jesuit. |
| Thomas Ellerker (1738-1795), was an | English Jesuit. |
| Martin Grene (1616-1667), was an | English Jesuit. |
| John Dormer (1636-1700) was an | English Jesuit. |
| Charles Brooke (1777-1852), was an | English Jesuit. |
| Weekdays- 07:30 pm ( | English) Jesus Youth |
| He was the son of | English jockey Tom Cannon (1846-1917). |
| Francis Buckle (1766-1832) was an | English jockey. |
| Jack Mitchell (jockey), | English Jockey. |
| Jenny Scott (born 1970) is an | English journalist and economist. |
| David Barnett (born 1970), | English journalist and author |
| William Davenport Adams (1851-1904) was an | English journalist and author. |
| He stays in a hotel with | English journalist Mike Jessop. |
| Derek Bishton (born 1948) is an | English journalist and photographer. |
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