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The | Orwell provides a popular venue for sailing. |
Orwell is a small lazy functional programming languag | |
HMS | Orwell was a B-class torpedo boat destroyer of the Br |
dystopia novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George | Orwell, is a controlled natural language as well as a |
In 1934-35, he worked with George | Orwell in a Hampstead bookshop, Booklover's Corner, a |
ntry, and the events were documented by George | Orwell in A Clergyman's Daughter. |
a satellite house at Alnesbourne on the River | Orwell until about 1466. |
11020 | Orwell is an asteroid. |
HMS | Orwell was an O-class destroyer of the Royal Navy tha |
In 2006 she was shortlisted for the | Orwell prize, an award given to those making politica |
George | Orwell wrote an essay, "In Defence of English Cooking |
George | Orwell, Politics and the English Language |
ations in Dartry are Dartry Road, Temple Road, | Orwell Park, and Palmerston Park. |
ose days, however, oysters were still found in | Orwell waters, and the name "Oyster Ridge" had not be |
Austin was born in | Orwell, Vermont, and educated at Middlebury College ( |
He is the author of the | Orwell Prize-winning anonymous blog NightJack which c |
The village of | Orwell grew around the well that gave it its name and |
sign took into consideration the impact on the | Orwell Estuary, as well as the needs of the Port of I |
ode has suggested their marriage was a case of | Orwell acquiring, as president of his foundation, the |
George | Orwell resided at Greystone, the home of his wife Eil |
The River Gipping (the source of the River | Orwell), runs at the bottom of the village and was a |
rations that saw works such as those of George | Orwell being banned, access to foreign art and litera |
he Eversdens, Longstanton, Melbourn, Meldreth, | Orwell and Barrington, Papworth and Elsworth, Sawston |
He was thought by George | Orwell to be "perhaps the most effective pro-Soviet p |
References to George | Orwell, Arthur C. Clarke, and Star Trek spin-off Deep |
The large | Orwell Bridge carries the A14 trunk road over the est |
Reinhold Niebuhr, Subhash Chandra Bose, George | Orwell, Ward Churchill and Malcolm X were fervent cri |
1955 | Orwell station closed - trains run direct from Derby |
R. Williams (ed.) George | Orwell: A Collection of Critical Essays, Twentieth Ce |
George | Orwell had contributed a review to the 9 June 1932 is |
Oliver Bascom (1815 | Orwell, Addison County, Vermont - November 7, 1869 Wh |
Born in | Orwell, Vermont, Cutts attended common schools in his |
f the land between the estuaries of the rivers | Orwell and Deben. |
these guns was used on the banks of the River | Orwell to depict Chinese PLA gun batteries on the Nor |
death of his first wife Eileen O'Shaughnessy, | Orwell became desperately lonely, and on 13 October 1 |
ported the Republic, with some, such as George | Orwell, participating directly in the fighting. |
He was born in | Orwell, Prince Edward Island, the son of William Macp |
Onslow and | Orwell then escorted Nelson back to the UK before ret |
- when a reviewer asked if he had known George | Orwell at Eton - he was six years his junior there an |
Developing themes | Orwell began exploring in this essay, Newspeak first |
A collection of his columns won the George | Orwell Award for Distinguished Contribution to Honest |
William Wilberforce, shortlisted for the 2008 | Orwell Prize for political writing. |
er Award in 1974 and in 1978 he won the George | Orwell Prize for his essay "The Limitations of Despai |
Felixstowe, Suffolk, at the mouth of the River | Orwell, Landguard Fort was designed to guard the entr |
The | Orwell Bridge from Orwell Country Park |
vourite place for fishing for the young George | Orwell and his Buddicom friends. |
It was here that | Orwell finished his anti-Stalinist allegory Animal Fa |
Orwell wrote his notable book Animal Farm after leavi | |
( It was reviewed favourably by George | Orwell in Horizon, " a fragment of autobiography, and |
George | Orwell, always hostile to pacifism, accused the PPU o |
Radio Luxembourg, Wesley later worked at Radio | Orwell (based in Ipswich) and Capital Gold. |
s launched in 2007 and was shortlisted for the | Orwell Prize in 2010. |
Seaton was first Chair of the judges of the | Orwell Prize in 2007, a role she retains. |
The then housekeeper, Mrs Blackburn, remembers | Orwell reading in the garden or sitting in the bay wi |
guage for a society of bad writers (like those | Orwell describes in "Politics and the English Languag |
The author George | Orwell lived in a small cottage at no 2 Kits Lane, kn |
It stood above the quays of the River | Orwell at Ipswich, since 1746. |
f the River Gipping and the start of the River | Orwell in Ipswich. |
Orwell station is a disused station on the Felixstowe | |
Prior to becoming the George | Orwell School it was known as Tollington Park Seconda |
he church hosted the funeral service of George | Orwell, as it was near to both Middlesex Hospital whe |
Born in | Orwell, Vermont, John Catlin was a lawyer, politician |
When MI5 asked | Orwell what kind of man Kopp was he told them he was |
ment of Nazi imagination-which inspired George | Orwell to leave the BBC and write Animal Farm, which |
D. J. Taylor, | Orwell: The Life |
George | Orwell, writer, lived at 27b Canonbury Square |
Martin was despised by George | Orwell, and Martin's friend John Maynard Keynes compl |
Orwell first met her when she worked as an assistant | |
George | Orwell, pen name of novelist and journalist Eric Blai |
ardener and botanist for Sir Robert Harland at | Orwell Park near Ipswich until dismissed for abandoni |
opera, Winston and Julia, based on the George | Orwell novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four. |
The Language of George | Orwell (Language of Literature) |
a made for TV film version of the 1945 George | Orwell novel of the same name. |
Summer School in August 1936 that was stellar: | Orwell spoke on "An Outsider Sees the Distressed Area |
Orwell is one of only a handful of writers to have an | |
Procreation In Brave New World, | Orwell Today, OrwellToday.com |
Near to Ravenswood is | Orwell Country Park, the Orwell Bridge, touring and s |
Kopp kept corresponding with | Orwell for quite a while. |
Britten, E. M. Forster, Augustus John, George | Orwell, Herbert Read (chairman), Osbert Sitwell and G |
t out Suffolk Group Radio (the owners of Radio | Orwell and Saxon Radio) and formed the East Anglian R |
Two years later, | Orwell and Saxon were merged into SGR FM - which laun |
o Broadland) and Heart Ipswich (formerly Radio | Orwell and Saxon Radio, latterly SGR FM). |
It shares a joint sixth form with | Orwell High School called "Felixstowe Sixth Form". |
er his cricket career, he became headmaster of | Orwell Park School. |
on Astronomical Society, Honorary President of | Orwell Astronomical Society (Ipswich) and Vice-Presid |
Orwell in Spain was continuing his education - in a r | |
ute" in 1984, a movie adaptation of the George | Orwell novel, starring John Hurt and Richard Burton. |
stry, the estuaries of the Alde, Blyth, Deben, | Orwell and Stour rivers, farmland, salt marsh, heathl |
A literary connection is that George | Orwell once taught at Frays College, which was on the |
However, | Orwell argued that Lewis's book "would have been stro |
been influenced by Charles Dickens and George | Orwell, but that Stan Lee, creator of many of Marvel |
e writing his own Nineteen Eighty-Four, George | Orwell reviewed That Hideous Strength for the Manches |
Allen was born in | Orwell, Ohio, the son of a baker. |
The article cites a source that says | Orwell derived the title by inverting the year "1948" |
In May she and | Orwell escorted the battleship Howe from Scapa Flow t |
Some commentators have argued that she helped | Orwell through the painful last months of his life an |
nergy to amateur dramatics, John Keats, George | Orwell and the Bloomsbury Set were also patrons. |
According to George | Orwell in The Road to Wigan Pier, the Emperor Charles |
George | Orwell is the pseudonym of British writer Eric Blair |
ix Of One Half Summers, Just A Fire, Neutrino, | Orwell, Hubcap, The Sky Corvair, Dempsey, and the Tra |
"only reason we find this slick perversion of | Orwell on the Covent Garden stage is because super-ri |
alternative 1984 (based on the novel by George | Orwell), where they spent time trying to work out how |
George | Orwell noted this in Homage to Catalonia: "Just imagi |
The River | Orwell flows through the county of Suffolk in England |
Particularly, | Orwell objected to the ending in which N.I.C.E. is ov |
ounty, US 322 crosses through Windsor Township, | Orwell Township, the village of Orwell, Colebrook Tow |
After the war, he was postmaster of | Orwell, Ohio until 1868, and was then elected recorde |
Influences on his work are George | Orwell, Kurt Vonnegut and Hunter S Thompson, as well |
The | Orwell Bridge was opened to road traffic in 1982 and |
Nineteen Eighty Four by George | Orwell (1984 was one of the album's working titles) |
ter life Brownell often went by the name Sonia | Orwell, this was never legally her name as 'Orwell' w |
Later, he moved to | Orwell, Vermont, where he engaged in business as a dr |
"Boys' Weeklies" is an essay by George | Orwell in which he analyses those weekly story-paper |
ginally built in 1777, re-built in 1984 as The | Orwell at Wigan Pier, is situated on the canalside. |
with the Sandlings Walk and (via the Stour and | Orwell Walk) with the Essex Way and the Stour Valley |
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