1 He was enthroned as archbishop in Canterbury Cathedral in 1980.

2 There will be a stop at Canterbury.

3 The police picked her up just outside Canterbury.

4 The Archbishop of Canterbury has sounded a warning to Europe'sleaders on third world debt.

5 The Archbishop of Canterbury holds the highest position in the Church of England.

6 The couple were married by the Archbishop of Canterbury .

7 Do you shout it three times pointing towards Canterbury?

8 Those at Canterbury are among the earliest datable flying buttresses.

9 Thomas Cardinal Bourchier, former Archbishop of Canterbury and chancellor, was appointed to head the deputation.

10 The Archbishop of Canterbury has expressed concern at the refusal of some clergy to accept the vote of the Synod.

11 Janet Canterbury was in Washington that week, and Ellie called both of us into her office to break the news personally.

12 At that stage Canterbury had just equalled the old defence record of 25, set by Auckland in 1960-63.

13 The archbishop fled to Canterbury where he proceeded to deliver sermons and issue pamphlets against the crown's infringement of clerical privileges.

14 Among county boroughs the range was also extreme: Canterbury had only 33,000 souls while Birmingham had 1. 1 million citizens.

15 Canterbury was certainly not moving in the direction of Cistercian austerity in Anselm's time.

16 Cook and then move on across the Canterbury Plains for an overnight on a local farm.

17 From London to Canterbury the traffic was solid and the fumes that built up in the car made her head ache.

18 Canterbury punters waited six months before hearing just their stake money would be returned on a ￡60,000 coup.

19 I am ready to die for my Lord, that in my blood the Church may obtain liberty and peace. Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury. 

20 We were in a hurry so we decided to bypass Canterbury because we knew there'd be a lot of traffic.

21 The pop festival has shocked the good burghers of Canterbury.

22 Donations by pious laymen doubtless continued, and Glastonbury and Canterbury not only survived, but did so as wealthy churches.

23 Then a submersible pump, concealed in a sump, conveys it back up to a blockwork filter filled with Canterbury spar.

24 Four heeded his royal solicitation and plunged their blades into the defiant archbishop of Canterbury.

25 Narrowly escaping the hostile intentions of the awakened populace, they eventually bore Mildred into Canterbury amid great rejoicing.

26 James worked closely with his bishops, and in particular with George Abbot, whom he appointed Archbishop of Canterbury in 1611.

27 The conventional view, then as now, was that Lanfranc had carried all before him in asserting the rights of Canterbury.

28 His canonisation in 1262 gave the cathedral the second most important shrine in the south-east after Becket's at Canterbury.

29 Theodore thereby gave a wholly new dimension to the authority of the archbishop of Canterbury within the Anglo-Saxon Church.

30 They must have added considerably to the wealth of the See of Canterbury.

1 We were in a hurry so we decided to bypass Canterbury because we knew there'd be a lot of traffic.

2 He was enthroned as archbishop in Canterbury Cathedral in 1980.

3 The Archbishop of Canterbury holds the highest position in the Church of England.

31 The grand vision of the position of Canterbury was reinforced by anxieties such as these.

32 After serving in this capacity for twenty-two years, he was elected Archbishop of Canterbury.

33 It is orthodox doctrine that the Archbishop of York ought not to hold exactly the same opinions as the Archbishop of Canterbury.

34 His time at Canterbury led to constant tensions with the Crown and periods of exile in Rome.

35 Some of Churchill's nominations in fact were very good, that of Temple to Canterbury being the best.

36 Even at lesbian conferences such as Canterbury, Nottingham and Bristol, separatists were castigated for being smug extremists.

37 The first crisis over the possessions of the church of Canterbury had occurred in August 1093.

38 But he was now acting in defence of the properties of Canterbury, a matter for which he alone was responsible.

39 Why can female staff in Canterbury wear casual clothes but the men have to wear shirts and ties?

40 Having recounted this history, Lanfranc mentioned that there were professions of obedience to Canterbury, all testifying to its primatial position.

41 Third, his sympathy for the traditions of the old Canterbury monks.

42 Brewer hopes to finish the season with Otago, but is uncertain about his playing future in Canterbury.

43 The village was near the main road between Canterbury and Dover.

44 Other research demonstrated that should Canterbury Cathedral collapse in some dreadful calamity, it would actually pay the city to rebuild it.

45 So they too were at the papal Curia ready with their reply when the monks of Canterbury arrived.

46 Perhaps surprisingly, the indications are that Offa continued to hold Canterbury in high regard.

47 But the possessions of the church of Canterbury were a different matter.

48 She settled Benedictine monks from Canterbury in a priory at Dunfermline.

49 The weight of the church of Canterbury was behind Wihtred and it may have been this which ensured his success.

50 The Archbishop of Canterbury warned of the deliberate worship of evil through spiritualism and the occult.

51 Thomas of Canterbury was in Touraine, he promoted his companion, Avertinus, to deacon.

52 Thomas' secular career peaked when he was appointed the archbishop of Canterbury.

53 The unenviable job of heading such a body falls to the Archbishop of Canterbury.

54 He set about reshaping the Canterbury community with great vigour and clarity of aim.

55 The move was conceivably intended to thwart peace negotiations conducted by the archbishop of Canterbury.

56 The monks of Canterbury chapter elected Thomas de Cobham, canon lawyer, theologian and royal diplomat.

57 He openly talked of him as the probable successor to the see of Canterbury.

58 The two leading sees after Canterbury needed new occupants simultaneously.

59 In February five greyhounds were found to be doped after an ￡60,000 multi-bet coup in the first race at Canterbury.

60 US church in communication with the see of Canterbury.

61 The Canterbury Tales was written by Chaucer.

62 c1388 Chaucer starts writing The Canterbury Tales.

63 The Canterbury Tales exist(s) in many manuscripts.

64 I met him by chance at Canterbury Cathedral.

65 At the time South Canterbury Finance appeared sound.

66 This essay is an analysis on the absence of female consciousness of "The Merchant's Tale" in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales by using one of Irigaray's feminist arguments.

67 Canterbury has its Cathedral which is dedicated to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. And it preserves the oldest Franciscan building in Britain.

68 Teach children the opening lines of The Canterbury Tales, or get their blood flowing with Kipling's "If."

69 Chaucer was a great English poet, The Canterbury Tales was his most popular work for their power of observation, piercing irony, sense of humour and warm humanity.

70 Thousands started pilgrimages to places as distant as Jerusalem and Rome, Compostela and Canterbury.

71 Traddles and I had both received rather strange letters from Mr Micawber, in which he asked us to come to Canterbury, with my aunt.

72 Canterbury Cathedral (th-'th century) is the seat of the archbishop and primate of the Anglican Communion.

73 In the Canterbury Tales, Chaucer created a comprehensive realistic picture of the English society and a whole gallery of vivid characters.

74 The pop festival have shocked the good burgher of canterbury.

75 Whenever I'm in Canterbury I make a point of visiting the cathedral.

76 After the ceremony we are invited to lunch with the Archbishop of Canterbury – and there's a name to conjure with!

77 Geoffrey Chaucer was an English poet, his best known work is The Canterbury Tales, which describes a group of pilgrims traveling to Canterbury to visit Thomas Becket's tomb.

78 I am ready to die for my Lord, that in my blood the Church may obtain liberty and truce. Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury.

79 The Canterbury Tales, so far as they are in verse(), have been printed without any abridgement or designed change in the sense.

80 Geoffrey Chaucer's best known work is the Canterbury Tales which describes a group of pilgrims traveling to Canterbury to visitTomas Becket's tomb.

81 It was these exceptional privileges enjoyed by the clergy that brought King Henry into collision with Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury.

82 Freeman played staff cut-up Tim Canterbury on the U.K. version of The Office before taking on the role of Dr. John Watson in BBC detective show Sherlock.

83 This year RowanWilliams, the archbishop of Canterbury, delivered the closing homily, urging theaudience to "live responsibly in the present".

84 The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday hit out at public figures who commit adultery.

85 In The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer uses the Wheel of Fortune to describe the tragic fall of several historical figures in his Monk’s Tale.

86 In five minutes time we shall be stopping at the Canterbury restaurant for lunch.

87 P . S The Canterbury Tales is Jeffrey Chaucer's masterwork.

88 Next day he escorted him to Canterbury, where Louis prayed at Becket’s tomb and gave offerings, including the great ruby which Henry VIII was to grab for himself when he destroyed the shrine.

89 Six hundred years ago, Geoffrey Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales told the story of a knight who is sent on a quest to find the answer to that very mystery.

90 The Canterbury Tales was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in 1387.

91 Galeri seni Baltic di Gateshead dan Beaney di Canterbury juga dinominasikan.

92 The Archbishop of Canterbury is followed by the Lord High Chancellor; the Lord High Chancellor is followed by the Archbishop of York.

93 The only son of King Louis VII of France fell dangerously ill and his distraught father took the astonishing decision to go to Canterbury.

94 It was these exceptional privileges enjoyed by the clergy that brought King Henry into collision with Tomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury.

95 Admiral Sir George Rooke, English naval commander, was born at St Lawrence, near Canterbury in 1650.

96 Episcopal Church: The church in the United States that is in communion with the see of Canterbury.

97 His poem achievements were mainly reflected in his masterpiece Canterbury Tales.

98 On Palm Sunday (17 April) 1177 King Henry was at Reading when he heard of Count Philip’s intention of visiting Becket’s tomb. King and count met at Canterbury on 21 April.

99 Each November, Chiristchurch hosts the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Show.

100 There are even patterns for the Archbishop of Canterbury and for the Royal pet, the Queen's little Corgi.

101 At this time the monks of Canterbury Cathedral were rebuilding the east end of their church, including the magnificent Trinity Chapel and Corona as a glorious new shrine to Saint Thomas.

102 A possible reference to April Fools' Day can be seen in the Canterbury Tales in the Nun's Priest's tale, a tale of two fools: Chanticleer and the fox, which took place on March 32nd.

103 One of the greatest English poets, whose masterpiece, The Canterbury Tales, was one of the most important influences on the development of English literature.

104 Italian-born missionary and prelate who introduced Christianity to southern Britain and in 598 was ordained as the first archbishop of Canterbury.

105 Thomas Cranmer ends his career in Cambridge to become the first post - reformation Archbishop of Canterbury.

106 It's history can on trace back to The Canterbury Tales of G·Chaucer.

107 The combination of these factors makes Canterbury Tales show duality.

108 It will be a long recovery process for Canterbury and the Government is committed to ensuring a sense of urgency continues throughout.

109 The Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has made a personal appeal to the Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe for an end to what he called the persecution of Anglicans in Zimbabwe.

110 Warnborough House in Canterbury, England as a hub for our administration, teaching, alumni and our consortium.

111 In 597 St. Augustine became the first Archbishop of Canterbury.

112 As soon as the pope assented to Henry's appointment of Thomas Crammer as Archbishop of Canterbury, Crammer quickly authorized Henry's divorce and remarriage.

113 Four Royal babies - The Prince of Wales, The Princess Royal, The Duke of York and Prince William - were all christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Music Room.

114 My Response: The storytelling form I use is based on ancient models such as The Canterbury Tales, and those forms traditionally used allegorical names for characters.

115 In 1988, UNESCO regarded the Cathedral of Canterbury and its parish-pump buildings as cultural heritage and listed them in Legacy Register of the world.

116 Canterbury Tales, the masterpiece of Chaucer who is one of the greatest poets in England, carries forward the great tradition of " Frame story" originated from European literature.