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Meanings of thomas gray in anglès
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Examples for "Gray"
Examples for "Gray"
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Twenty years ago our music industry did the same, Ms Gray said.
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Could slip into Un Certain Regard if they feel a bit Gray-heavy.
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She no longer loved Gray, and no longer wanted to see him.
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Porter never arrested Gray but had seen him arrested by other officers.
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But Gray also said he recognizes the growing stature of attorneys general.
Usage of thomas gray in anglès
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Thomas Gray, 24, was among the group who tackled the killer to the ground.
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ALL that glisters may not be gold, advised Thomas Gray.
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Author: Samuel Johnson, Thomas Parnell, Thomas Gray, and Tobias Smollett
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The Life and Poetry of Thomas Gray
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Elegy in a Country Churchyard Thomas Gray.
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Thomas Gray was born in Cornhill, London, on the 26th December 1716.
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The wreath was tendered to Thomas Gray.
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Thomas Gray's mother Patricia passed away on Wednesday evening, having taken a test for Covid-19 on Monday.
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Thomas Gray, the poet, Mrs. Landless.
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After dinner Thomas Gray detained his aunt in another room, while the girls and boys returned to the parlor.
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(229) Thomas Gray, author of the Elegy in a Churchyard, and other poems.
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Thomas Gray (1716-1771) is best known by his "Elegy in a Country Churchyard."
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It is the idyllic location that inspired the famous Elegy by Thomas Gray, and his presence there is almost palpable.
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Dr. Thomas Gray was born in Boston, March 16 1772, and graduated at Harvard College in 1790.
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That it is not so to-day among English readers is due to a line of writers, first of whom was Thomas Gray.