Sentence examples for been a Hampstead cause from inspiring English sources

Whatever its pedigree, its survival into the 21st century has been a Hampstead cause célèbre.

Whitaker's victory, by 2,253 votes, was remarkable: Hampstead had been a Conservative stronghold for 81 years.

Fiona Banks Hampstead, London He hasn't been a disaster.

She was to have been a concert pianist and there is still a Bechstein grand in her Hampstead house.

Besides, divorce is a rich subject, Hampstead a legitimate place.

The parish church of Hampstead is a mid-18th century structure.

Hampstead was a village in Anglo-Saxon times; in the 10th century ce its manor was bestowed on the monastery at Westminster.

If Miliband is an old-fashioned Hampstead socialist now, he was then.

In his exquisitely timed article last week Cowley condemned his choice for being an "old fashioned Hampstead socialist".

The Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway (CCE&HR), also known as the Hampstead tube, was a railway company established in 1891 that constructed a deep-level underground "tube" railway in London.

Mr Chappelow was not known to have enemies, although his failure to maintain his property, which is situated in a row of £2.5m houses in a sought after avenue in Hampstead, caused frustration among some.