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| "For You I'm Bleeding" ( | English) |
| Brunel Block: | English, Mathematics and Humanities. |
| Stadium and Team featured in Blog ( | English) |
| ed by: Eiji Takemoto (Japanese), Steven Blum ( | English) |
| "My Bonnie" ( | English intro) |
| The book's | English subtitle was "Question Forever". |
| February 2 - William Borlase, | English naturalist (d. |
| 31 August - William Borlase, | English naturalist (b. |
| rian Shields (1951-1997) was a Liverpool born | English painter. |
| September 25 - Steven Borough, | English explorer (d. |
| : Jun Fukuyama (Japanese), Johnny Yong Bosch ( | English) |
| Boston | English may refer to multiple topics. |
| It features songs in both | English & Icelandic. |
| This Indian writer had mastery in both | English and Tamil. |
| They sing in both | English and Welsh. |
| He grew up in Harlem, speaking both | English and Spanish. |
| Theart speaks both | English and Afrikaans fluently. |
| This VHS was made in both | English and in French. |
| The insert features the lyrics in both | English and Japanese. |
| They use lyrics in both | English and German language. |
| The lyrics exist in both | English, Swedish and Russian versions. |
| However, he speaks just as well both | English and Portuguese. |
| The journal is published in both | English and Spanish languages. |
| She sings in both | English and Igbo. |
| The show was broadcast in both | English and Spanish. |
| Preaching continued in both | English and Taiwanese. |
| The song is performed in both | English and Italian. |
| Lyrics are provided in both | English and Japanese. |
| She is fluent in both | English and French. |
| northern block upstairs) - which houses both | English Language and English Literature. |
| She speaks both | English and Cantonese. |
| He sings in both | English and French. |
| Alumniportal Deutschland is available in both | English and German. |
| Each episode is filmed twice, in both | English and French. |
| CAP is bilingual and functions in both | English and French. |
| (Text in both | English and German) Bern: Benteli, 1993. |
| The album features music in both | English and German. |
| undated - Thomas Boulsover, | English inventor (died 1788) |
| January 25 - Robert Boyle, | English chemist (d. |
| Richard Braithwaite, | English poet (born 1588) |
| April 13 - Joseph Bramah, | English inventor (d. |
| The TU Braunschweig ( | English: "Braunschweig University of Technology" resp |
| Brett | English Church pp. |
| 8 received the brewery permission for brewing | English Ale-beer. |
| History and research on Gallox Bridge: | English Heritage |
| 23 October - Robert Bridges, | English poet (died 1930) |
| A Brief | English Tract of Logick, 1677. |
| 2000 (2000) - Sarah Brightman ( | English, using Sam Lewis lyrics. |
| That is the British | English spelling. |
| Mainly British | English usage. |
| The term "level crossing" is British | English. |
| It's not an unusual phrasing in British | English usage. |
| A cooktop is called a hob in modern British | English. |
| American and British | English differences |
| It is more common in British | English than in American English. |
| From my perspective it's not about British | English or American English, some of the words in the |
| Brittany | English Stephens - Bitsy |
| World Service started broadcasting | English language teaching programmes in 1945. |
| Broken | English |
| Broken | English (1996) ISBN 9997735889 |
| 79: Marianne Faithfull, from the album Broken | English |
| 8 January - Jack Broughton, | English boxer (born 1703) |
| Albertus Bryne, | English composer and organist (died 1668) |
| Qerbelaja, Bucharest, ( | English: Qerbela), 1898. |
| March 12 - William Buckland, | English geologist and paleontologist (d. |
| Horsa Building ( | English, classical civilizations, dance) |
| by: Motomu Kiyokawa (Japanese), Steve Bulen ( | English, Streamline), David Jones (English, ADV) |
| by: Akira Ishida (Japanese), John Burgmeier ( | English) |
| Burmese | English is non-rhotic. |
| Burmese | English is often characterised by its unaspirated con |
| Voiced by Alaina Burnett ( | English) |
| Charles Fox Burney, | English biblical scholar |
| Bushra | English Medium School,Kavu |
| Hunter's Moon, a novel by | English fantasy author Garry Kilworth |
| The generators were supplied by | English Electric.. |
| Night Train is an EP by | English rock band Keane. |
| "Darlene" is a song by | English rock group Led Zeppelin. |
| ical excavations were undertaken in 2005-6 by | English Heritage. |
| It was covered by | English solo singer Chris Farlowe. |
| Etal Castle is currently owned by | English Heritage. |
| he reactors and the turbines were supplied by | English Electric. |
| The Collection is a compilation album by | English band Strawbs. |
| The castle is maintained now by | English Heritage. |
| "Proof" - a song by | English band I Am Kloot. |
| They are managed by | English Heritage. |
| It is currently owned by | English Heritage. |
| Forge Valley is managed by | English Nature. |
| It is maintained today by | English Heritage. |
| The site is managed by | English Heritage. |
| Outside is a garden laid out by | English model. |
| The castle is now owned and managed by | English Heritage. |
| Sunburst is an EP by | English shoegazing band Chapterhouse. |
| Rank is a live album by | English band The Smiths. |
| Safety was the first public release by | English band Coldplay. |
| It is now owned by | English Heritage. |
| The whole is listed grade II by | English Heritage. |
| Concert Classics is a live album by | English band Strawbs. |
| They were built by | English Electric Australia. |
| Purchase of Land by | English Government. |
| This site is maintained by | English Heritage. |
| It is managed by | English Heritage. |
| e reactors and turbines were both supplied by | English Electric. |
| probable - William Byrd, | English composer (died 1623) |
| Risen by Piranha Bytes ( | English localization) |
| October 6 - John Caius, | English physician and benefactor (d. |
| July 29 - John Caius, | English physician and benefactor (b. |
| kari Tamura (Japanese), Shelley Calene-Black ( | English) |
| ie Nakamura (Japanese), Shelley Calene-Black ( | English) |
| East Coast Sessions is a Canadian | English language television series. |
| Read Out! was a Canadian | English language talk show. |
| Voice actors (Japanese): Nobutoshi Canna ( | English): Stephen Apostolina |
| Language: Cantonese, | English, Mandarin |
| Tobias Menzies as Captain | English |
| Carmel ( | English) |
| "The Cherry Tree Carol" ( | English trad.) |
| May 4 - Joseph Carpue, | English surgeon (d. |
| Kenyuu Horiuchi (Japanese), Marshall Carroll ( | English) |
| Movimiento Cartoon / Movimento Cartoon ( | English: "Cartoon Movement"). |
| - Edmund Castell, | English orientalist (d. |
| History and Research on Cromwell's Castle: | English Heritage |
| La Biblioteca de Catalunya ( | English) |
| Mark Catesby, | English naturalist. |
| The Cattleman's | English Rose (2004) |
| Cec | English - Producer |
| Cec | English - Producer (Tracks 1 & 3) |
| Cec | English - Producer, Engineering |
| Language Center ( | English, French, Mandarin and German) |
| 1565-?) was a 16th century | English sailor, privateer and merchant. |
| This article is about XVII century | English Royalists. |
| This article is about the 16th century | English statesman. |
| Sir George Ripley, 15th century | English alchemist. |
| Thomas Morley, 16th century | English composer |
| For 18th century | English academic, see George William Hall. |
| el Pordage (1633 - c.1691) was a 17th century | English poet. |
| For the tenth century | English king, see Ethelred the Unready. |
| The Canterbury Martyrs were 16th century | English Protestant martyrs. |
| They are arranged in a 17th century | English village. |
| See also The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century | English Verse. |
| Edmund Harvel was a 16th century | English diplomat. |
| This article is about the 16th century | English martyr. |
| Robert Holborn (16th century), | English shipwright |
| : Yuriko Yamamoto (Japanese), Juliet Cesario ( | English) |
| Lynn Chadwick, | English artist and sculptor |
| 12 January - Richard Challoner, | English Catholic prelate (born 1691) |
| Chambers | English Dictionary, Cambridge University Press, 1988. |
| Chamorro | English Dictionary. |
| 8 May - Samuel Chandler, | English non-conformist minister (born 1693) |
| Chaucer's | English. |
| Chemistry [ | English and Tamil] |
| Simon Cheshire, | English children's writer |
| February 1 - Sir Thomas Chicheley, | English politician (born c. 1618) |
| orward "John the Sagamore", gave his children | English names. |
| Subtitles: Traditional Chinese, | English |
| Toyo speaks three languages, Chinese, | English and Japanese. |
| eries is dubbed in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, | English, Russian. |
| Chinese, | English and Malay language congregations in Sabah |
| Online Daily Chitas ( | English & Hebrew) |
| Creator/Stars of Night (SATB choir, | English Horn, Organ Pedals) |
| y: Yumi Higashino (Japanese), Luci Christian ( | English) |
| d by: Tomoe Hanba (Japanese), Luci Christian ( | English) |
| d by: Chiwa Saito (Japanese), Luci Christian ( | English) |
| Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 - Christie ( | English version) |
| 26 July: Henry Christy, | English ethnologist, archaeologist and sponsor (d. |
| Ortenberg "Anglo-Saxon Church" | English Church p. 57 |
| USS Winston S. Churchill, | English Channel |
| 11 June - Colley Cibber, | English poet (d. |
| 12 November - Colley Cibber, | English poet (born 1671) |
| July 28 - Grahame Clark, | English archaeologist (d. |
| September 12 - Grahame Clark, | English archaeologist (b. |
| New article name is Allan Clarke | English Footballer |
| October 8 - John Clarke, | English physician (died 1676) |
| “Mary had a little clock” ( | English) |
| "Anthem Alert" 2004 Soda Club ( | English Release) |
| "Purest Of Pain" [Eddie "Love" Arroyo Club | English] (6:01) |
| He later coached | English club Leeds for two seasons. |
| He is currently coaching | English Super League club Bradford Bulls. |
| C. Hayden Coffin, | English actor |
| Yuriko Yamaguchi (Japanese) Kaytha Coker ( | English) |
| oice: Yuko Sumitomo (Japanese), Kaytha Coker ( | English) |
| (with Margaret Bottrall) Collected | English Verse, 1946 |
| College | English |
| A Plea for the Familiar Essay in College | English (1918) |
| The Collins | English Dictionary is an important printed dictionary |
| Collins | English Dictionary 10th Ed. - 30th anniversary editio |
| Colman's | English Mustard Squeeze 150g |
| 9 February - Ronald Colman, | English actor (died 1958) |
| Legacies of Colonial | English. |
| Combined | English Universities |
| This verse is the origin of a common | English expression. |
| The complete | English version was published in 2002. |
| (This is the first complete | English translation of this book.) |
| Its a complete | English film. |
| New Concept | English (1967) |
| Theology of the Lutheran Confessions, | English 1961, reprinted six times; |
| It contains | English and Welsh material (Welsh articles include En |
| John Wilkinson (born 1953) is a contemporary | English poet. |
| The Bible Societies released the Contemporary | English Version in 1995, also using simplified Englis |
| article is about Charles Dance, contemporary | English actor. |
| Attempto Controlled | English |
| Common Logic Controlled | English (CLCE) |
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