| No. | sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | James began publishing a newspaper, the new England Courant. |
| 2 | It would be wonderful if the gallery trustees were to lend appropriate paintings to Auckland Castle and establish an outstation for northeast eng-land," he said. |
| 3 | She has certainly profited from spending a year in England. |
| 4 | celebration gallery" will be unveiled in Trafalgar Square showing 100 huge photographs of blood recipients from England and the world. |
| 5 | This distance was based on the historical fact that it was that far from Winsor Castle to the royal viewing box during the 1908 Olympics in England. |
| 6 | He received part of his education in England. |
| 7 | England, Scotland and Wales compose the island of Great Britain. |
| 8 | Cruelty to animals is severely punished in England. |
| 9 | There are many old homesteads in New England. |
| 10 | drama in England flourished under Elizabeth I. |
| 11 | A tunnel has been bored under the channel to link England and France. |
| 12 | She is rumoured to have been married in England. |
| 13 | He arrived in England safe and sound. |
| 14 | England and France have each won once. |
| 15 | the title, why do England lose? |
| 16 | We come from England. |
| 17 | Etymology: over England; from one land to another; into Ireland. |
| 18 | Solve only the first of the two problems; you will be Venice, you will be England. |
| 19 | Go to England? |
| 20 | It is down to England and the manager, but to get the chance to play with him would be unbelievable. |
| 21 | Then I could have one of those little white houses in some New England town, and there would be a sun porch and a salary; and when I got to school there would be these happy faces longing to see me! |
| 22 | The ECB and the Bank of England do all three of these things. |
| 23 | Smile at us, pay us, pass us; but do not quite forget, for we are the people of England, that never have spoken yet. |
| 24 | Weeks later it wiped out fields in the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and England. |
| 25 | While in England I began another poem, which I went on with during my journey home, and finished after my return. |
| 26 | People of New England! |
| 27 | She was afraid to let me go free,because I have friends in England. |
| 28 | Some, including the Bank of England, seem to have recognised this problem. |
| 29 | So, you know about football: will England win the World Cup then, or what? |
| 30 | You will die by an act of violence, as Venice died, or by bankruptcy, as England will fall. |