How To Use Guernsey In A Sentence
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Four of them were shipmates from the old Type 21 frigate HMS Avenger, stokers from 3D Mess, two of whom now live in Lancashire, one in Merseyside and the other in Guernsey.
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I used to live in Guernsey and I learnt to windsurf and sail dinghies.
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After almost 40 years in milk production, John and Sally Hart are dispersing their Hilhoath herd of pedigree Jersey and Guernsey milkers.
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Teresa #647 It was a mixed farm; we had 50 head of Red Poll cattle, which were our financial mainstay plus a couple of Jerseys and Guernseys for milk, goats, sheep, pigs and chickens.
Making Light: The "agency model" as I understand it
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Britain's last lightship was towed from its position north-west of Guernsey to Harwich, ending an era of 157 years for the vessels.
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A real Guernsey is 100% wool, made with yarn spun to a certain specification and weighing in at about one kilo.
Coolhunter: The Guernsey
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The queen appoints a lieutenant-governor as her representative in the two bailiwicks of Jersey and Guernsey.
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The Pies wore white guernseys with a black yoke, with black and white striped socks, while Swan Districts wore their traditional black and white stripes.
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Guernsey lilies make excellent cut flowers and are a terrific addition to rock gardens and container gardens.
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Troy Reichert, who teaches industrial arts in Guernsey, near the Nebraska border, learned of the Christmas-tree crisis just a few days ago.
It'll Be a Sad Christmas if Wyoming Can't Rustle Up Some Ornaments
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His daughter captured the son of the Governor of Guernsey, who therefore probably was reckoned an unsafe custodier thenceforward; though he assured the king that he had turned the young couple out of doors, and had never given them a penny.
A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume II (of II)
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Polykrates managed fifty-two dairy cows, mostly somatotrophin-enhanced Jersey-Katari hybrids, with a few Guernseys around for variety.
Codgerspace
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He was jailed for 18 months for grievous bodily harm by a court in Guernsey after it heard that he had spat blood at police.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was given a three-year probation order, but just months later returned to have sex with the same horse at the Castel Stable in Guernsey.
Well it is called a "mounting stool"
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In these words Dorothy probably tells us that she and Temple had both been at Castle Cornet together in Guernsey, and had visited the little Island of Herm, as it is now called, which is distant two or three miles from the castle, and a visit to whose shores would make a pleasant picnic on a summer's day.
Letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-54)
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My one serious criticism was that the cream that came with it was a pale shadow of the thick, unpasteurised cream from a Jersey or Guernsey cow that such a pudding calls for.
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The Channel Islands ( Jersey, Guernsey, Aldeney, and Sark ) are also self - governing .
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Guernsey sounds a pleasant enough spot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Until May 2009, the BNP Paribas suspended his account in Guernsey which held some €36 million, that was opened under Garnet Investment Limited.
Global Voices in English » Indonesia: Soeharto’s son aims to be president?
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The castle in Guernsey, now in your hands, standeth out by your commands against that authority, wherein if you persist I leave to your wisdom to determine the peril.
Letters from Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-54)
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In the bailiwick of Guernsey the Bailiff's duties are at least as multitudinous: possibly more so, as his jurisdiction covers several islands.
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And the worsted wool Guernsey sweater—named after the Channel Island where it's made—was worn by the British Royal Navy in the 19th century and is still sported by the U.K.'s 7th Armoured Brigade aka the "Desert Rats" and the Intelligence Corps.
Foul Weather Sweaters
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He was jailed for 18 months for grievous bodily harm by a court in Guernsey after it heard that he had spat blood at police.
Times, Sunday Times
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The name Dobree is a Guernsey spelling of d'Aubray, Lat. arboretum, which was dissimilated (Chapter
The Romance of Names
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As she waited for the fog to lift, warming herself by the heat of the hand-dryer in the men's restroom, she read all the books in the Guernsey airport bookstore, including
Mary Ann Shaffer biography
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She became interested in Guernsey while visiting London in 1980.
Mary Ann Shaffer biography
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Guernsey is a book that I am proud to display on my shelf – or at least, it will be, once I get it back from my best friend, who lent it to her mom.
Archive 2009-03-01
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Nobody would ever ask you what your family's name was or where you came from if you wanted to buy a Guernsey fisherman's sweater or if you really throw a lasso before selling you a pair of cowboy boots.
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The ormer is a favourite with islanders who can spend hours wading through rock pools on Guernseys coastline in search of the elusive abalone.
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He set sail from Harfleur with money borrowed from Charles V. Owain first attacked the island of Guernsey, and was still there when a message arrived from Charles ordering him to abandon the expedition in order to go to Castile to seek ships to attack La Rochelle.
Kings and Princes
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Guernsey sounds a pleasant enough spot.
Times, Sunday Times
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There are two species of dogfish in Guernsey waters, the Lesser Spotted and the Greater Spotted of Bull Huss.
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Heather Sebire, the Guernsey archaeologist, has been leading a team exposing and making safe the crumbling ruins of the priory itself with its tiny church and the domestic buildings where the monks ate and slept.
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The club wore green guernseys with a red yoke, which was also distinctive.
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A real Guernsey is 100% wool, made with yarn spun to a certain specification and weighing in at about one kilo.
Coolhunter: The Guernsey
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My earliest Guernsey ancestor whose name I know was born circa 1780.
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Thanks to Guernsey (wo) man Jane Mosse (what do you call a woman who lives in Guernsey?), G.B. Edwards friend and dedicatee Edward Chaney, and the staff of the Guernsey Press Bookshop on St Peters Port, Ebenezer Le Page got reintroduced to the world in style.
Will the real Ebenezer Le Page please stand up?
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Guernsey sounds a pleasant enough spot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Guernsey is world famous for its top quality freesias which are produced all year round to supply your favourite flowers when you want them.
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Teresa #647 It was a mixed farm; we had 50 head of Red Poll cattle, which were our financial mainstay plus a couple of Jerseys and Guernseys for milk, goats, sheep, pigs and chickens.
Making Light: The "agency model" as I understand it
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An image of a griffin - which has the head and wings of an eagle, and the body of a lion-was duly sown on the club's purple guernseys.
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It collects flows and allocations data from both United States registered funds and funds registered in other leading domiciles such as Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Ireland, the UK, Caymans and Guernsey.
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For example, writing on the Huffington Post on why workplace flexibility is so crucial, the New America Foundation's Lisa Guernsey writes,
Morra Aarons-Mele: Working Mom Guilt is a Political Issue
