Sentence examples for victoria from inspiring English sources
noun
One of an American breed of medium-sized white pigs with a slightly dished face and very erect ears.
It's often included by default in baking recipes, and, much as I love it, it's just not necessary in a victoria sandwich or a tiramisu.
One commuter, Anna Roberts, who works in Victoria, south-west London, was stuck on a Brighton to London train well after 11am.
Family: Wife Kirsten Mehr, former bond trader, and children Isabelle (9) and Victoria (14), ex-wife Grainne Hayes, and children Thomas (23) and Samuel (26).
The president of the Islamic Council of Victoria, Ghaith Krayem, told an anti-racism forum in Melbourne that the federal government's plans to allow the immigration minister to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals found to join or support terrorist groups "would make criminals of people based on suspicion and suspicion alone".
Ward is responsible for services running into and out of London Bridge, Cannon Street, Blackfriars, Charing Cross and Victoria which saw some disruption over Christmas, but not the worst which affected the King's Cross lines.
The AFP said in its own submission that regimes for delayed notification search warrants or covert searches were "in place in NSW, Queensland, Victoria, WA and the Northern Territory, as well as Canada, the UK and the United States of America".
The greatest change in the post-Victoria era, of course, has been not aesthetic, but the gradual acceptance of cremation (first proposed by a few radical thinkers in the late 19th century).
If she can get past scheduled opponent Victoria Azarenka (finally seeded in a Slam, at No27) in the third round (an unfortunate draw for both) her sister Venus could be standing in her way in the fourth round.
Victoria Jaye, head of TV content for the BBC iPlayer, said on a BBC blog there had been a "significant surge in BBC iPlayer usage, as people all over the country un-wrap new devices and take the opportunity to enjoy our terrific range of programmes, at a time that suits them".
The horror, the horror of Victoria Station on a Saturday afternoon.
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