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| Tober also recorded the song in | English, as "Someday". |
| English as first language: 0 % | |
| The name La Casa translates to | English as "The House". |
| published in | English as "The Future on Repeat". |
| He is also known in | English as "Charlie Corsey". |
| It is known in | English as the Finnish Kennel Club. |
| Beija translates to | English as ‘She Kisses'. |
| The name translates into | English as "raven". |
| English as first language: 2.6 % | |
| English as first language: 83.8 % | |
| The film's title translates into | English as "Sloth". |
| Russendisko (2000), released in | English as Russian Disco (2002) |
| ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (Never Implemented) | |
| The name Korvatunturi translates into | English as "Ear Fell". |
| Ellia | English as Helen King |
| It uses | English as the medium of instruction. |
| English as a Second Language (ESL). | |
| Ellia | English as Mona |
| Doug | English as Big Bad John Tyler |
| Sheer also recorded "Feuer" in | English, as "Fire". |
| There are several other versions in | English as well. |
| English as first language: 0.7 % | |
| Arthur | English as Bert |
| Published in | English as "Night in the Afternoon" |
| Its name translates in to | English as the Crooked House. |
| English as the official language. | |
| English as a Second Language | |
| Sixty-four percent are | English as an additional language students. |
| Ingeborg also recorded the song in | English, as "Breakaway". |
| Heidevolk's name translates in | English as "people of the moorland". |
| TOEFL, Test of | English as a Foreign Language |
| English as first language: 0.8 % | |
| Arthur | English as his 'Spiv' character |
| The (French) title roughly translates into | English as, 'help!' |
| For the | English association football player, see Rex Adams (f |
| For the | English association football player, see Dick Crawsha |
| For the | English association (soccer) footballer, see Darren C |
| This article is about the | English association footballer. |
| Thomas Edwin Ashbridge (1890-1964) was an | English association footballer. |
| Peter John Gordon was an | English association footballer. |
| For the | English association football player, see Harry Crawfo |
| For the | English association footballer, see Alfred William Ma |
| Jimmy Jewell was an | English association football manager. |
| Jack Wilkinson (footballer) (born 1985), | English Association football (soccer) player |
| Edwardian Retrospect; Uk | English Association, 1963 |
| 5 April: Henry Rawlinson, | English Assyriologist (d. |
| John Harvey (1564-1592) was an | English astrologer and physician. |
| William Lilly (1602-1681) was an | English astrologer and occultist. |
| John Partridge (1644 - c. 1714) was an | English astrologer. |
| August 24 - Thomas Digges, | English astronomer (b. |
| It is named for | English astronomer John Pond. |
| Thomas Wright, | English astronomer (born 1711) |
| August 16 - Norman Lockyer, | English astronomer (b. |
| Thomas Digges, | English astronomer (d. |
| Francis Baily (1774-1844), | English astronomer |
| date unknown - Thomas Wright, | English astronomer (died 1786) |
| March 16 - Caroline Herschel, German-born | English astronomer (died 1848) |
| This article is about the | English astronomer. |
| 1594), was an | English astronomer. |
| eet (also spelled Streete) (1621-1689) was an | English astronomer. |
| 1774), | English astronomer. |
| William Ball (or Balle, c. 1631-1690) was an | English astronomer. |
| ( | English) Astronomy in Denmark |
| By 16 she taught | English at Tsuruga College in Japan. |
| She went on to read | English at Liverpool University. |
| An associate professor of | English at Eastern Connecticut State University. |
| 1990: taught music and | English at Pangbourne School, UK. |
| He studied | English at Corpus Christi College in Oxford. |
| Wish You Were Here: The | English at Play. |
| She is an associate professor of | English at Centre College. |
| Elliott taught | English at Hartlepool's Dyke House School. |
| Hirsch was a professor of | English at Wayne State University. |
| Professor Randy Malamud, professor of | English at Georgia State University |
| He studied | English at St. Peter's College, Oxford. |
| She has lectured in | English at several universities. |
| Upon her graduation, Lyndon taught | English at Athens High School |
| She read | English at Lincoln College, Oxford. |
| Murray is currently studying | English at Queens' College, Cambridge. |
| Weekday masses are in | English at 8:00. |
| He is Professor of | English at Emory University. |
| She studied | English at the University of Leeds. |
| He teaches | English at Burlingame High School. |
| She studied | English at Cambridge University. |
| These works have been translated into | English at various times. |
| She has taught Southwest Studies and | English at Colorado College. |
| She is a Professor of | English at Stanford University. |
| He won an appointment teaching | English at Heidelberg University. |
| 8. The | English audio is created in wav. |
| The film has an | English audio track and subtitles in English, Spanish |
| Cartoon Network Germany is In German and | English Audio. |
| He died in the Paris convent of | English Augustinian nuns. |
| George Arnold Wood, 1889, | English Australian historian |
| Simcha Weinstein (1975 - ) is an | English author and a rabbi. |
| was an | English author, philosopher, and geographer. |
| Mark Valentine is an | English author, biographer and editor. |
| Sir Anthony Cope (died 1551) was an | English author. |
| 1646), was an | English author. |
| Helen Cross (born 1967) is an | English author. |
| 1547) was an | English author. |
| Kate Atkinson MBE (born 1951) is an | English author. |
| Boyd (1805-12 September 1879, London) was an | English author. |
| Henry Baker (1734-1766), was an | English author. |
| Caitlin Davies (born 1964) is an | English author. |
| Cathedral de Girona Official website ( | English avail.) |
| (formerly Simpson St.) and the | English Avenue neighborhood |
| Official Map of the | English Avenue Neighborhood |
| eo of blight, abandoned houses and garbage in | English Avenue |
| Ageing | English bachelor Sir Basil Winterton (C. |
| Derek Talbot is a former | English badminton player. |
| Sarah Wildor is an | English ballerina and theatre dancer. |
| Lydia Sokolova (1896-1974) was an | English ballerina. |
| Sergiu Pobereznic Romanian born retired | English ballet principal dancer. |
| James Sadler (1753-1828) was the first | English balloonist. |
| The Collection is a compilation album by | English band Strawbs. |
| This article is about the | English band formed in 1976. |
| "Proof" - a song by | English band I Am Kloot. |
| Unexplained EP was an EP by the | English band EMF. |
| Omar Abidi drummer for the | English band Fightstar. |
| Fenech-Soler - | English band producing electronic music. |
| Rank is a live album by | English band The Smiths. |
| Safety was the first public release by | English band Coldplay. |
| The Rumble Strips are an | English band from Tavistock, Devon. |
| Concert Classics is a live album by | English band Strawbs. |
| An album from the | English band Broadcast. |
| For the | English band, see Paul Griggs. |
| For the | English band, see The Producers (UK band). |
| For the | English band, see Illusion (UK band). |
| For the | English band, see Swarf (band). |
| This article is about the | English band. |
| Daniel Gurney (1791-1880), was an | English banker and antiquary. |
| Henry Boase (1763-1827) was an | English banker and author. |
| 1865 - 27 March 1922) was an | English banker. |
| Craig Lyon - the current | English bantamweight champion |
| Daniel Dyke (1617-1688) was an | English Baptist minister. |
| He was called to the | English Bar in 1948. |
| After 1918 he pursued a career at the | English Bar. |
| He was also a member of the | English Bar. |
| John Riley-Schofield (John Riley), | English baritone, German Wikipedia link |
| 1570 - 10 April 1649) was an | English baronet and politician. |
| 1708-1739) was an | English Baroque composer, recorder player and cellist |
| Collegium Musicum 90 - an | English baroque orchestra |
| 1942) is a prominent | English barrister. |
| Seemingly, more | English based clubs were interested. |
| This article is about the | English bass player. |
| Martyn Campbell is an | English bass guitarist from Liverpool, England. |
| The | English batsmen got off to a good start. |
| English batted and threw right-handed. | |
| English Bazar (assembly constituency no. | |
| Prior to that the | English Bazar seat was not there. |
| They have also won two mixed | English Beach Handball tournaments. |
| The Beat (aka The | English Beat in the US) |
| The | English beds compared most favourably. |
| ing countries, see also National varieties of | English below." |
| Reginald Bede Camm (1864-1942) was an | English Benedictine martyrologist. |
| Father Bede Brewer, president general of the | English Benedictine congregation. |
| ward Mayhew (1569 - 14 September 1625) was an | English Benedictine. |
| In 1900, he became abbot president of the | English Benedictines. |
| Jones, | English: Berkeley," Calisphere. |
| Luke 12:16-21, World | English Bible |
| Matthew 13:44, World | English Bible |
| Luke 11:21-22, World | English Bible |
| Luke 11:9-10, World | English Bible |
| Luke 15:3-7, World | English Bible |
| The History of The | English Bible |
| Matthew 25:23, World | English Bible |
| Main article: Old | English Bible translations |
| Matthew 21:28-32, World | English Bible |
| Matthew 7:24-27, World | English Bible |
| Acts 16:14-15 World | English Bible |
| On the Revision of the | English Bible (1860) |
| Luke 12:35-48, World | English Bible |
| (Epistle to the Romans 13:13, World | English Bible) |
| For the Bible translation, see World | English Bible. |
| Charles Fox Burney, | English biblical scholar |
| Richard Herne Shepherd (1842-1895) was an | English bibliographer |
| Selected | English bibliography |
| See also | English Bicknor and Welsh Bicknor. |
| Ellwood, | English Bicknor |
| Asian Games Gold Medallist - | English Billiards singles |
| World | English Billiards Champion |
| Richard Timothy Hunt (born 1943), | English biochemist |
| Joseph Grove (died 1764), was an | English biographer. |
| (1901-1988) was an | English biological scientist. |
| Richard Owen (1804-1892), | English biologist |
| September 10 - John Needham, | English biologist (died 1781) |
| 1900), | English biologist. |
| For the | English bishop of Malmesbury, see Jim Bishop (bishop) |
| John Harley (died 1558) was an | English bishop of Hereford. |
| 1520-1576) was an | English Bishop of Worcester. |
| Stephen Weston (1665-1742) was an | English bishop and educator. |
| John Bridges (1536-1618) was an | English bishop. |
| William Overton (c.1525-1609) was an | English bishop. |
| John Hume (1703-1777) was an | English bishop. |
| Charles Trimnell (1663-1723) was an | English bishop. |
| James Montague (c.1568-1618) was an | English bishop. |
| Marmaduke Middleton (died 1593) was an | English bishop. |
| Robert Skinner (1591-1670) was an | English bishop. |
| Philip Bisse (1667-1721) was an | English bishop. |
| John Vesey or Veysey (1465?-1554) was an | English bishop. |
| Sherard Falkner Allison (1907-1993) was an | English bishop. |
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