Sentence examples for isles it from inspiring English sources

Although cockfighting ceased to be a public sport in the United States, Canada, and the British Isles, it continued to exist clandestinely in those countries.

The actual volume of the pint, however, has varied considerably over the years; in the medieval and early modern British Isles it varied from 0.446 to 1.887 litres.

"Look," he said, "if you do it, it'll be a short shoot, it'll be in the British Isles, it will be fun.

An alternative history of the British Isles, it stars Enoch Powell as a "space poet", Princess Anne's would-be kidnapper and a Broadmoor prison blues band.

One region, however, continues to ignore him: "In the British Isles, it must be said, Archimboldi remained a decidedly marginal writer".

On both isles it is now the prone bodies of newcomers, many huddled in foetal positions in flimsy, low-lying tents, that fill ports, streets and shores.

Adult £15, child £7, Wren's Nest £130 for up to four people, £12 per extra person (sleeps 8), open all year, 07717 315199, thefirepitcamp.co.uk Given its nickname as "the garden isle" it's appropriate that the Isle of Wight can boast such a green and well-groomed campsite.

Without realizing it, Isles says, it was if an entire world was slowly being created, growing and becoming more and more refined with each new drawing.

This septic isle It's the politics, stupid Apocalypse perhaps a little later ReprintsNo, for two reasons.

For anyone visiting the Emerald Isle it will be hard to miss the centenary salutes throughout the year.

On a blustery day in the Emerald Isle it would flow in the other.Dealing with when the wind blows is a subtler issue.