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| "A Knife, A Pie, And an | English Guy" (2006) |
| Marathas and the | English Company 1701-1818. |
| Actually Edward Bransfield was Irish and not | English. |
| Common Anglo-Norman and Middle | English elements |
| This table compares modern and notable | English dictionaries. |
| Henry Ireton and the | English Revolution (Boydell Press, 2006) |
| "Puritanism and the | English Stage". |
| ces are conducted in the Cree language and in | English. |
| Andar Bahaar ( | English: Inside Outside) is a 1984 Hindi film. |
| The Anderson Platoon: | English re-edited uncensored version title. |
| a) ... aka "Accidental Angel" (International: | English title: informal English title) |
| Anger and | English 2x7" (1995, Frame Work Records 002) |
| oiced by: Omi Minami (Japanese), Angie Beers ( | English) |
| Leslie Dwyer as Le sergent anglais / | English sergeant |
| Anguish Languish [ | English Language]. |
| Ann Ebrecht | English Scholar and Writer. |
| d by: Yu Yamada (Japanese), Julie Ann Taylor ( | English) |
| David T. Ansted (1814-1880), | English geologist and author |
| Oxford Anthology of | English Poetry (1990) edited by John Wain |
| Or is this simply appallingly bad | English? |
| References do appear in | English records. |
| His Life of Words appeared in | English in 1888. |
| He won an appointment teaching | English at Heidelberg University. |
| Tyler approaches his | English teacher and asks for a date. |
| The closest approximation in | English could be "crap". |
| Walls is of Cuban and Arab and | English descent. |
| The Holy Synod (in Arabic and | English) |
| She is fluent in Arabic and | English. |
| He speaks Arabic and | English. |
| The channel is available in Arabic and | English. |
| and is published in both Arabic and | English. |
| A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and | English. |
| Its faculty and student body are all | English speaking. |
| His translations are from | English, French, and even (indirectly) Chinese. |
| Blur are an | English alternative rock band. |
| The lyrics are in | English, Spanish and French. |
| The Basingstoke Hyenas are an | English Ice Hockeyclub from Basingstoke. |
| Mumford & Sons are an | English folk rock band. |
| Billy Ruffian are an | English indie rock band. |
| "Pa, the only people who count are the | English. |
| These are the | English Translations of Tatwa Prabodham (Telugu) |
| The very few words which are spoken are in | English. |
| The most frequent languages are Arabic, | English, Somali and Polish. |
| Lincoln Ladies Football Club are an | English women's football club. |
| All remixes are in | English. |
| Cullompton Rangers LFC are an | English women's football club. |
| Weekday masses are in | English at 8:00. |
| The Rumble Strips are an | English band from Tavistock, Devon. |
| The lyrics of the song are in | English. |
| Lyrics are mainly | English and sometimes in Japanese. |
| His research was in the area of | English literature. |
| Instruction is in Armenian and | English. |
| "Purest Of Pain" [Eddie "Love" Arroyo Club | English] (6:01) |
| History and research into Arthur's Stone: | English Heritage |
| Main article: Old | English Bible translations |
| Articles in | English by D F M Strauss, Philosophia Reformata |
| There are also some academic articles in | English. |
| And numerous articles in | English and Burmese |
| Other articles en | English |
| Bachelor of Arts in | English with Journalism (B.A) |
| In 1368 he served as the | English ambassdor to France. |
| Keaney eventually pursued a career as an | English teacher. |
| John Williams as the ' | English' army captain |
| Lyn Harding as Equerry ( | English narrator)/Henry VIII |
| It was formerly known as the | English High School for Boys or the English High Scho |
| He was naturalized as an | English citizen in James's first English parliament.. |
| Alan Mowbray as an | English gentleman |
| Tobias Menzies as Captain | English |
| She taught as an | English teacher in Ankara, Turkey. |
| A guide to Asturias in | English |
| After 1918 he pursued a career at the | English Bar. |
| at the | English collector . . . |
| Atif Sheikh, | English cricketer |
| Attempto Controlled | English |
| The word baklava is first attested in | English in 1653 and entered English from Turkish. |
| Audio Language: | English |
| Audio tracks: | English Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Audio tracks: | English (Dolby Digital 5.1) |
| Available Audio Tracks: | English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2 |
| rlandsnavy.nl : Douwe Aukes-class minelayers ( | English) |
| Works available in | English |
| Available Subtitles: | English |
| The film is now available with | English subtitles. |
| Recorded audio is available in | English and other languages. |
| His novels are not yet available in | English. |
| ISBN 978-3-422-02105-1 (also available in | English and French). |
| Some of his works are also available in | English translations. |
| The novel is available in | English translation. |
| Its results are well above average for | English schools. |
| 1986 Sir Brinsley Ford Award, New | English Club |
| Up and Away in | English (1998) with Terence Crowther |
| Gerald Aylmer, an | English historian |
| B Wing: | English Department, and Special Educational Needs. |
| Lellinger, David B. Modern | English Chinese Glossary for Taxonomic Pteridology. |
| B.A. in | English and American Literature, Brandeis University |
| B.S. in | English Education |
| BA (Hons) | English Studies with International Business |
| It was named after Charles Babbage, an | English computing pioneer. |
| Alik Babu (1930) ( | English title: Master Liar) |
| Sarah Badel, an | English actress |
| Alan Badel, an | English actor |
| William Edward Baily (1855-1903), | English brewer |
| William Hellier Baily (1819-1888), | English palaeontologist |
| Francis Baily (1774-1844), | English astronomer |
| Edward Baily (1852-1941), | English cricketer |
| Jack Balmer (1916-1984), | English football player |
| Hanson (UK band), an | English rock band |
| "She Bangs" (Obadam's | English Radio Edit) - 3:59 |
| d by: Jun Mizuki (Japanese), Barbara Goodson ( | English) |
| John Barlow (diplomat), | English diplomat |
| Boris Barnet - | English soldier, pipe smoker |
| May 28 - John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury, | English prehistorian (b. |
| Bartholomew Gosnold, | English explorer and privateer (d. |
| August 22 - Bartholomew Gosnold, | English explorer and privateer (b. |
| Basic Skills ( | English and Maths) |
| nese in Mangaland: Learning the Basics cover ( | English version). |
| She speaks Spanish, Basque and | English. |
| This article is about Phil Bates, the | English jazz bassist. |
| This article is about Phil Bates, the | English guitarist. |
| A thin batter for | English pancakes |
| This was the last battle on | English soil. |
| BBC Learning | English is a department of the BBC World Service devo |
| Ten years ago BBC Learning | English was called just "BBC English" and more than 1 |
| ed a bill requiring public documents to be in | English only as a means of encouraging non-English sp |
| But my ambition was to be an | English Sondheim. |
| Arthur Lowe as Mr. Beaver (voice: | English version) |
| It's because his | English title takes precedence. |
| Gold 2002 World Beer Cup ( | English Pale Ale) |
| Bronze 2001 Great American Beer Festival ( | English Pale Ale) |
| Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire before the | English Restoration |
| They only begin speaking | English once he has introduced himself. |
| Ah! Les belles bacchantes | English: Ah! |
| Los Amos Benevolos in | English The Benevolent Masters 1986 |
| June 20 - Benjamin Huntsman, | English inventor and manufacturer (born 1704) |
| Norman Benno - | English horn, bassoon |
| r Benali masters Dutch, and speaks Berber and | English. |
| rkeley, 1st Marquess of Berkeley (1426-1492), | English nobleman |
| Bob Berry (cricketer), | English Test cricketer |
| Best Local | English Album: Joe Flizzow - President |
| Beth Tatum ( | English) |
| upati is currently translating the Bible from | English into Tokelauan. |
| Big Bang ( | English Version) |
| Caroline Zhang is bilingual in | English and Mandarin. |
| He is fluently bilingual, in | English and French. |
| iced by: Akira Ishida (Japanese), Bill Munoz ( | English) |
| Landport is the birthplace of | English novelist Charles Dickens. |
| Batcave, birthplace of | English goth subculture |
| Bishop Jerome | English Medium Public School |
| complained of the Syracusan bishops foreign, | English origins. |
| Into a Black Sun, ( | English language edition: Kodansha America (1981). |
| Richard Doddridge Blackmore (1825-1900), | English novelist |
| Beth Blatt as | English Reporter |
| i Higashiyama (Japanese), Maggie Blue O'Hara ( | English) |
| Simon Blumenfeld (1907-2005), | English columnist, novelist, playwright and editor |
| iced by: Dai Matsumoto (Japanese), Bob Parke ( | English) |
| ed by: Kenji Utsumi (Japanese), Bob Sessions ( | English) |
| Malachi Bogdanov - | English Director and Writer |
| Her best known poem is Booba Memukenet ( | English: Clockwork Doll). |
| Trillium Book Award | English: Richard B. Wright, Clara Callan |
| (with Margaret Bottrall) The Zephyr Book of | English Verse, 1945 |
| The Book of | English International Rugby 1872-1982. |
| Books LLC or Books Group ( | English Wikipedia) |
| James Spencer (footballer born 1985), | English football player |
| James Spencer (footballer born 1991), | English football player |
| Arthur Green (footballer born 1885), | English footballer with Birmingham |
| Arthur Green (footballer born 1928), | English footballer with Huddersfield Town |
| Sergiu Pobereznic Romanian born retired | English ballet principal dancer. |
| Peter McArdle (footballer), born 1911, | English footballer |
| Marco Borsato: "Rood" ( | English: "Red") |
| She fluent in Bosnian and | English. |
| She sings both in | English and Sinhalese. |
| They have released both in | English and Punjabi. |
| She writes poetry both in | English and Jamaican patois. |
| Both in | English and Korean. |
| Both exclude | English varieties in Europe. |
| It is both in | English dialogue and in the original Japanese dialogu |
| Ian Botham, retired | English cricketer. |
| (with Margaret Bottrall) Collected | English Verse, 1946 |
| Bouazza studied | English language and literature at Utrecht University |
| by: Toshio Furukawa (Japanese), Brad Moranz ( | English) |
| Frederick Henry Bradley (1876-1943), | English recipient of the Victoria Cross |
| Multilingual : Brazilian Portuguese, | English, French, Polish, Spanish |
| Brehms Tierleben ( | English title: Brehm's Life of Animals.) |
| : Shinichi Watanabe (Japanese), Brett Weaver ( | English) |
| y: Takashi Nagasako (Japanese), Brett Weaver ( | English) |
| Snecked stone and brick in | English Garden Wall Bond. |
| Tommy Briggs, (1923-1984), | English footballer |
| : Saharu Kawakami (Japanese), Brina Palencia ( | English) |
| by: Motoko Kumai (Japanese), Brina Palencia ( | English) |
| 1995 Roman Britain (UK; | English Heritage/Batsford) (Second edition 2005) |
| aoru Mizuhara (Japanese), Brittney Karbowski ( | English) |
| Main article: Brittonicisms in | English |
| Select programs are also broadcast in | English. |
| Its sister station, ATV World, broadcasts in | English. |
| It broadcasts in | English, Swahili and Mandarin. |
| "A Broken Whisper" ( | English) |
| December 29 - Brook Taylor, | English mathematician (born 1685) |
| August 18 - Brook Taylor, | English mathematician (d. |
| He is the brother of | English county player Steven Crook. |
| Brunel Block: | English, Mathematics and Humanities. |
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