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Significados de john bell en inglés
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Examples for "bell"
Examples for "bell"
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The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
2
Yet this time, Edelstein had really decided not to answer the bell.
3
The bell rang; it was the messenger lad in need of light.
4
A bell tolled; in the distance we heard the wailing of women.
5
Said it was quite spectacular, in a bell, book, and candle way.
Uso de john bell en inglés
1
Fort Hood, Texas, for example, is named for General John Bell Hood.
2
The time came and with it Sir John Bell, large, sharp-eyed, and jocose.
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This expedition was commanded by Messrs. Kennerly, M'Coy, Wash Hood, and John Bell.
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Which are we bound most to admire-JohnBell's pen or John Bell's needle?
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John Bell, a former Whig senator from Tennessee, led the Constitutional Union Party ticket.
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But listen to what John Bell says of the microscope:
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Another party made up of old Whigs and Know-nothings nominated John Bell of Tennessee.
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John Bell of Tennessee-In1860 Presidential Candidate "Union Party"-"Belland Everett" Ticket
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His master was John Bell Bruner, who at that time treated him fairly well.
10
This gentleman, Mr. John Bell, is the man of all others for our business.
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They nominated for the Presidency John Bell of Tennessee, and for the Vice-Presidency Edward Everett.
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The chairman is John Bell, a leading immunologist and geneticist at the University of Oxford.
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The one was John Bell, the other George Prescot.
14
While I was engaged with my visitor Sir John Bell came to see my wife.
15
From an interview with James Childress and from John Bell both living at 312 S.E.
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Under these circumstances, I believe Sir John Bell, and that you are a guilty man.