Sentence examples for granville from inspiring English sources

Apple, 39 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui - sweet and funky street clothes.

King of the boozers is the Granville, Lower Hardres, sibling of the lauded Sportsman, Seasalter.

It's certainly not the only place you can shop, but it's compact and manageable, with lots of small boutiques in Chatham Road and Granville Street, and in the nearby Miramar Centre.

(Ironically, historians such as Johanna Granville and Charles Gati argue that Russian archives show Nagy had been an informer or agent for the Soviet secret police, known as "Agent Volodya" during his time in Moscow in the 1930s. Others argue the documents are fake).Over 200,000 people attended the formal ceremony in Budapest's Heroes' Square.

Unable to form a government in 1859, Granville resumed the presidency of the council under Palmerston and under Russell from 1859 to 1866, a post that brought him into favour with Queen Victoria.

October 11, 1865 Granville, Illinois May 30 , 1947Berkeley, California Charles Atwood Kofoid, (born Oct. 11, 1865, Granville, Ill., U.S. died May 30 , 1947 Berkeley, Calif).

The staging of Shakespeare's plays was revolutionized by Granville-Barker's productions at the Savoy Theatre, which were admired for their simplicity, fluidity, and speed.

November 25, 1877 London, England August 31, 1946 Paris, France Harley Granville-Barker, (born November 25 , 1877 London, England died August 31, 1946, Paris, France), English dramatist, producer, and critic whose repertoire seasons and Shakespeare criticism profoundly influenced 20th-century theatre.

Granville-Barker's style and particularly the use of drapes in the settings reflect clearly the influence of Craig's early work for the Purcell Operatic Society.

Granville Williams, editor of the book Shafted: The Media, the Miners' Strike and the Aftermath, said: "It's enormously important to revisit what happened during the strike and uncover some of the massive injustices that affected law-abiding people".

Born David Delius Anton Bantock in Barnt Green, near Birmingham, he was a grandson of the composer Sir Granville Bantock.