(1) The roads out of Cornwall were heavily congested .

(2) He lives in retirement in Cornwall.

(3) He spent his whole life in Cornwall.

(4) When Jean retired from modelling, she moved to Cornwall.

(5) Tin production in Cornwall is nothing new.

(6) The midnight train to Cornwall, silently waiting.

(7) Should I go to the seaside in Cornwall and sit in a little cottage?

(8) For much of this century, the mines in Cornwall have been in the doldrums.

(9) Pat Keen, who has gone to Cornwall will be greatly missed as a teacher.

(10) I was struck by the fact that Cornwall seems to be overspending on roads and underspending on its schools.

(11) Cornwall has eight sites suitable for powered aircraft shown on the half mill map.

(12) Harvey's own house in Hayle, Cornwall, is an elegant Regency villa with floral swags in stucco over the windows.

(13) He had moved to Penzance in Cornwall, commuting to London for work.

(14) Parts of London and Essex could disappear and Cornwall could become an island off the coast!

(15) The expanding copper and tin mines of west Cornwall depended on mule trains until the second quarter of the nineteenth century.

(16) The biggest extractive industry in Cornwall today is the mining of china clay.

(17) After much discussion about holidays abroad we ended up in Cornwall.

(18) The National Trust has placed an interdict on jet-skis in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.

(19) Last year we had occasion to visit relatives in Cornwall.

(20) A fast-paced, delightful story of Romantic Suspense that races through scenic Cornwall as Jessica tries to escape her unknown pursuer.

(21) The county is 100 miles long and my constituency is the most sparsely populated area of Cornwall.

(22) The radiation dose around Sellafield in Britain is about three times lower than in Cornwall.

(23) It's very versatile, and will keep out the sea mist on our holiday in Cornwall in a few weeks.

(24) Once production was under way there came a great demand for the engines from the ore mines of Cornwall.

(25) Tristan expected to inherit the kingdom of his uncle, King Mark, in Cornwall.

(26) Later he set up his own research centre, the Glynn Research Laboratories in Cornwall.

(27) We stayed in a quaint little fishing village in Cornwall.

(28) They were simple people who didn't go far from Cornwall.

(29) The really outstanding events of the year were the Powells' party and the summer holiday in Cornwall.

(30) Flooding disrupted rail services in three areas of Devon and Cornwall where flood warnings were issued on 33 rivers.

(31) His wife left him, he became increasingly disinterested in his work and he returned to Cornwall as a tramp.

(32) The Duchy of Cornwall is investing ￡2.5m in the scheme to build 79 small business workshops in the city's Jewellery Quarter.

(33) Cornwall has some of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in Britain.

(34) Many were also now operating smaller enterprises than before the move to Cornwall.

(35) We are fully committed to reinvigorating the economy of west Cornwall.

(36) The reclamation venture provides just one example of the resourcefulness which engineers have to display to succeed in tin mining in Cornwall.

(37) He studied mineralogy at Freiburg after some practical mining experience in Cornwall and Lancashire.

(38) They were little sailing boats, and they went all round,[] down to Ireland and Cornwall at different times.

(39) Knowing what Edmund has done to his real father might have given Cornwall pause before proclaiming himself the next one.

(40) Nowadays, in any case, only a small proportion of the china clay extracted in Cornwall is used in pottery.

(41) At one time there were 400 tin mines in Cornwall alone.

(42) The reefs in deep water off Devon and Cornwall are fairly clear and have given steady sport.

(43) They also found a piece of paper with the radio frequencies used by police locally and nationally, said Mr Cornwall.

(44) A story of indiscretion and retribution set in windswept Cornwall.

(45) In 1656 she revisited Cornwall and, from August 1657 to mid-1658, she fell into another trance, avoiding further arrest.

(46) The next day he drew out the last of his savings from the bank and left for Cornwall.

(47) The world price for tin is high and so companies have been opening new larger mines in Cornwall.

(48) Young Bruce My background couldn't really have been more deeply rooted in the whims and cultures of tight-knit Devon and Cornwall.

(49) Well-established holiday destinations such as Cornwall and Devon have already seen prices soar, so buyers are searching for cheaper seaside towns.

(50) John Knollys was one of the finest shipbuilders in that part of Cornwall.

(51) Instead she made do with a holiday in Cornwall with the kids.

(52) To judge by the number who return each year, most enjoy the welcome and hospitality that Cornwall offers.

(53) The London Government, sensitive to the disquiet, hastily granted a general pardon, but Cornwall was out for blood.

(54) Supposing Yorkshire or Cornwall decided by a majority vote to secede from Britain and elect their own government.

(55) Murdock stayed in Cornwall for about 19 years and got on much better with the miners than Watt had done.

(56) Supposing aunt sees us, said G.P. Barber's got the foulest reputation in Cornwall.

(57) Cornwall County Council is now acting on that recommendation, but there's little sign of other counties following suit.

(58) Environmentalists welcomed the move, claiming that some fishermen in Cornwall and the South-West were disguising the true extent of the problem.

(59) Why were most of the tin mines in Cornwall closed earlier this century?

(60) It was officially opened in 1988 and introduced tournament golf to Cornwall.

(61) It also yesterday announced the acquisition of the Seal Sanctuary, in Cornwall, for ￡1.8 million.

(62) My first visit to Cornwall was on a school trip.

(63) It occurred to him that it might be easier to find gainful employment in Cornwall.

(64) Richard, of Cornwall, reckons that milkmaids could be hired at ￡5 an hour because unemployment in farming is so bad.

(65) Until now it had been thought that the problem was largely confined to Devon and Cornwall.

(66) That there was an uproar in Cornwall as a result there is no doubt.

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(67) He sold out his shop and moved to Cornwall.

(68) Her crew consisted of children from Devon and Cornwall.

(69) The Cornwall coast was a pitiful sight to behold.

(70) They sold up and went to live in Cornwall.

(71) My father would have driven me to Cornwall, but we decided it would be quicker by train.

(72) "Getting a draw does feel like a loss, " Snell told BBC Radio Cornwall.

(73) During her 1887 visit to St Ives, Cornwall, Schjerfbeck painted " The Convalescent ".

(74) In Arthurian legend, an Irish princess who married the king of Cornwall and had a love affair with his knight Tristan.

(75) I think you've been too long in Cornwall. You've forgotten the ways of the city.

(76) The deposits of china clay in Cornwall are of great economic value.

(77) Drinking water poisoned people in Cornwall, south - west England, in 1988.

(78) The amazing pictures were taken recently at Porthcurno beach, Cornwall, Britain where the basking shark was cruising just yards off shore.

(79) Other parts of England, such as Cornwall or the North York Moors, seem ideally suited for toppling, roofless piles, for old chimneys or for cloisters occupied by birds.

(80) If that holiday in Cornwall doesn 't work wonders I shall be very much surprised.

(81) He chose a lonely spot on the south coast of Cornwall called Poldhu, high above the cliffs near Mullion .

(82) Busy with tutoring , Adams did his calculations while on vacations in Cornwall.

(83) Christianity soon disappeared, except among the Celts of Cornwall, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. In 597, Pope Gregory I sent St. Augustine, the Prior of St.

(84) But the move to abolish shared berths for rail passengers travelling alone from London to Cornwall shows that, like Greta Garbo, we all now want to be alone.

(85) China clay: The deposits of china clay in Cornwall are of great economic value.

(86) Robert Milmore of Cornwall , New York, said the attacks strengthened his resolve.

(87) Due to his allegiance to King Marke, he escorted Isolde back to Cornwall to be betrothed to King Marke.

(88) The village of Zennor lies upon the windward coast of Cornwall.

(89) And the UK's rarest crow - the chough, which has been re-colonising Cornwall, suffered a disaster after none of this year's chicks survived.

(90) Edward, Duke of Cornwall, was the first to be created a Duke.

(91) Melton Mowbray is as inextricably linked with the pork pie as Cornwall is with the pasty or Birmingham with the balti.

(92) Cornwall Street, Student Residence of City. University of Hong Kong (intersection of ...

(93) In Arthurian legend, a knight who fell in love with the Irish princess Iseult, who was betrothed to his uncle King Mark of Cornwall.

(94) He told us that in this giant crater, once a China clay mine, in Cornwall science and art meet in a living theatre of plants and people.

(95) Mary Colwell Meets Sue Sayer on a windy cliff in Cornwall to view the animals she loves so much.

(96) Ducker , from Redruth in Cornwall,[ ] was recommended for the bursary by her comprehensive school.

(97) Christianity soon disappeared, except among the Celts of Cornwall, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. In 597, Pope Gregory I sent St.

(98) The next stop on this cruise is likely to be in Cornwall.

(99) The population of Scotland was eight as large as that of Cornwall.

(100) Find local real "estate, " especially in the United Kingdom St Ives, Cornwall "and" Isles of Scilly management.

(101) Cornwall , over the centuries, had suffered a gradual economic decline.

(102) Otherwise Cornwall, over the centuries, had suffered a gradual economic decline.

(103) I've spent a lot of time walking around Britain from the far north of Scotland down to Cornwall.

(104) Prince Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles (now known as Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall) in a civil service at the Guildhall in Windsor on April 9, 2005.

(105) I would buy some bad players, get the sack and then retire to Cornwall.

(106) US pop queen Madonna, Canadian crooner Celine Dion and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall are all descended from the same French carpenter, according to a records archive launched today.

(107) If you are keen to climb on sea cliffs, go to Cornwall.