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Meanings of Sky in English
British satellite broadcasting.
Related terms
Portuguese
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echar Outer space visible from the Earth's surface, infinitely extending above us and\ limited by the horizon.
Usage of Sky in English
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McVey told Sky News: I believe parents know best for their children.
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Despite DeShields' food snafu, the Sky have been pleased with their situation.
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Ms Smith told Sky News: We absolutely oppose torture in this country.
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This is in essence a national free vote, Hunt told Sky News.
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However, Sky's shares were trading above that level as recently as February.
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It cleared without conditions Fox's bid for Sky in April last year.
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He told Sky News: I think it is right that she goes.
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And we want a strong single market relationship, she told Sky News.
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Ms Steggall went on Sky News this morning to make her case.
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Cyrus is set to release her new single, Midnight Sky, later today.
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It's working: Sky Arts reaches more than six million viewers every month.
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The bulk of the Great Sky Fortress reared ahead, climbing far higher.
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The Sky News report said AXA would also take the Mexican business.
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Take the decision on news channel of the year, won by Sky.
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A new consumer campaign starting this month sees Sky going after apartment-dwellers.
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The point was to ensure Sky's continuing dominance of the pay-TV market.
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Translations for Sky
Sky through the time
Sky across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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