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Meanings of the yellows in English
Russian
хакнелл таун Spanish
hucknall town Association football club in Hucknall, England.
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Examples for "town"
Examples for "town"
1
Before Katrina, the city said 1 million came to town every year.
2
The right has power, but the town often votes left as well.
3
The accident happened just outside the town of Weert, local police said.
4
State Highway 1 both north and south of the town remain closed.
5
They were poised just outside the town, not far above the sea.
1
Mick Hucknall has finally called time on the inexplicably popular Simply Red.
2
There he meets Alice, a 50-year-old woman with a house in Hucknall.
3
The band fronted by Mick Hucknall have sold over 50 million albums worldwide.
4
The visit to Hucknall-Torkard is neither as easy nor as agreeable.
5
It will star Mick Hucknall's Simply Red and surprise guests.
1
I know exactly what it's like to play in a derby between HTFC and LUFC.
Usage of the yellows in English
1
Capitola beat up the yellows, gradually mixing the sugar with it.
2
Colonel Bethel, quitting the scarlet-and-purple, flashed into those of the yellows.
3
He re-told Thorpe's story artistically, shading the yellows and the reds.
4
We'll see who's got the yellows before we're through with this!
5
Mr. Ingersoll: Is there anything you can suggest to control the yellows in asters?
6
I bought two more pairs, the grays and the yellows, just for my stock.
7
And as for giving the yellows credit for sincerity-theyellows never gave them credit!
8
Those on the swedes shot far ahead in the strawyard of those upon the yellows.
9
Now I wrote down for the yellows, yellow crocuses first of all and yellow tulips.
10
As the sun sets, the last rays intensify the yellows, purples, and reds of gladiola.
11
He was in the seventh heaven, and had been ever since the encounter with the yellows.
12
Nay, nay, the yellows shall go in front; we attack on the Somerset side, I think.
13
Even then the yellows often destroyed the trees before they were old enough to bear much.
14
Run like mad to Swindon, and see that the yellows are holding the St. Luke's Road.
15
Leaves were transforming their lush green of full summer into the yellows and occasional reds of autumn.
16
No more than the yellows could help a yellow journal printing the words 'Lord Miltoun's Evening Adventure.'