How To Use Six nations In A Sentence
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There were even suggestions the England team's hotel was swept for bugging devices during the 2003 Six Nations series.
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How about the element of risk in appointing an interim head coach for the Six Nations?
The Sun
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Mr. Schoolcraft prefers, and quite justly the name Iroquois, as descriptive of this confederacy, instead of Six Nations, since the term is well known, and applicable to them in every part of their history.
An Account of Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha, or Red Jacket, and His People, 1750-1830
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It was a shame that it clashed with the Wales - Ireland Six Nations rugby match, but looking back, people may have been better off watching the volleyball instead.
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England manager Martin Johnson has called the uncapped Northampton full-back or scrum-half Ben Foden into his elite squad for the 2009 Six Nations.
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The new national coach needs a proper openside flanker for the Six Nations.
Times, Sunday Times
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The last time England lost, to Ireland in October, Woodward was ruthless with his side, dramatically changing his team for the autumn internationals that followed and the Six Nations but he ruled this out last night.
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Irish rugby bosses have reluctantly agreed to go along with a move by the Six Nations committee to condense the programme from 2003 into seven weeks.
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With a World Cup just months away, England are determined to finish this Six Nations' campaign on a high.
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During this period the Welsh put in some big passages of play, yet the Boks remained composed and unflappable and limited the Six Nations champions to just one try.
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But it is Wales's floodlit Test in Paris a little later which brings down the curtain on 2011's Six Nations Championship, and let's hope the last trumpets will be nice and resounding: it's been a bitty tournament so far.
Dragon dreams of Barry John, Gareth Edwards and springtime in Paris | Frank Keating
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The French bounced back really well, like we expected them to as Six Nations champions.
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According to Haudenosaunee the indigenous name for the six nations that make up what Europeans call the Iroquois League tradition, the alliance was founded centuries before Europeans arrived.
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As one of the major rugby pubs in the area it was quite a scrum during the recent Six Nations and Heineken Cup matches with Harlequins and Kingston Rugby Club teams popping in for the odd pint.
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As he wound up his speech, he raised concerns over the future of the Six Nations and whether it would become a two-horse race between England and France.
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In recent seasons the Pumas have taken the Boks to within a point of defeat and they actually have more chance of beating the big three than the three current minnows of the Six Nations - Wales, Scotland and Italy.
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Enjoyment was not a word coming out of the England camp, even though they won their first Six Nations title in eight years.
Six Nations 2011: The great orator Paul O'Connell leads Ireland to win
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The buzz has been almost tangible as the first match of the Six Nations gets closer.
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Instead, the first two teams to take the field in the Six Nations this year trotted uncertainly into the watery sunlessness of a late winter afternoon in France and played with a lack of enlightenment that raised the question of why anyone ever thought of Paris as the ‘City of Light.’
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Balshaw's hopes of resuming his England career in the Six Nations have almost certainly been wrecked by his latest injury blow.
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Lancaster's first – and possibly last – Six Nations squad may not necessarily terrify the French, the Welsh, the Irish or the Scots but opponents would be correct to sense that the days of English complacency are over.
Stuart Lancaster has reinvigorated England's Six Nations outlook
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In the past two seasons it has changed out of all recognition and the Six Nations has become so dynamic.
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The six nations pressing Iran to suspend its nuclear program are the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council -- Russia, the United States, China, Britain, France -- and Germany.
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In a break with tradition, the Welsh Rugby Union has decided to make tickets for Six Nations matches available to the general public via their internet site.
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In the picture which I have given, I have confined myself principally to the Iroquois, or Six Nations, a people who no more deserve the term savage, than the whites do that of heathen, because they have still lingering among them heathen superstitions, and many opinions and practices which deserves no better name.
Legends, Traditions, and Laws of the Iroquois, or Six Nations, and History of the Tuscarora Indians
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Further weight was lent to that argument in the 2004 Six Nations championship, the first after Johnson's retirement.
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Greene, a full-blooded Oneida, was born on the Iroquois Six Nations Reserve in southwestern Ontario.
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Representatives of six nations walked out to show their opposition to the vote.
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Six Nations, seduced from the English interest after the destruction of the forts at Oswego, i.
Washington and the American Republic, Vol. 3.
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The six nations agreed to hold the next round of talks in early November in Beijing.
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The new national coach needs a proper openside flanker for the Six Nations.
Times, Sunday Times
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Dreadful recent records against every opponent in the Six Nations Championship, including Italy and excepting Wales in Cardiff, is a sad but accurate reflection of the fact that we are just not very good at this game.
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With a World Cup just months away, England are determined to finish this Six Nations' campaign on a high.
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The Six Nations is built on six pillars and becomes shaky if it stands merely on five.
Times, Sunday Times
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The consensus is that this year's Six Nations Championship has been a belter, but this view has little to do with the standard of rugby on view.
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France, with a preparation squad of 70-odd players for this year's Six Nations, make the English squad look like a stripped-down model.
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O'Driscoll will miss the Six Nations after undergoing shoulder surgery, with Keith Earls, Tommy Bowe or Fergus McFadden competing to deputise.
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The World Cup has arrived with its minders and stands in state, alongside the Six Nations trophy and a galaxy of Heineken Cups and domestic League trophies.
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Pennsylvania, and settled _over_ the mountains, -- upon which account, the Six Nations became so irritated, that in the year 1766 they killed several persons, and denounced a general war against the middle colonies; and to appease them, and to avoid such a public calamity, a detachment of the 42d regiment of root was _that year_ sent from the garrison of Fort Pitt, to remove such settlers as were seated at _Red
Report of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations on the Petition of the Honourable Thomas Walpole, Benjamin Franklin, John Sargent, and Samuel Wharton, Esquires, and their Associates 1772
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The Six Nations is built on six pillars and becomes shaky if it stands merely on five.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Millennium Trophy is played for annually by Ireland and England as part of the Six Nations championship.
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The new national coach needs a proper openside flanker for the Six Nations.
Times, Sunday Times
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Six nations, all at least partly situated in temperate latitudes, can expect the least warming.
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The aircraft and crews also provided logistic and aero medical evacuation support to forces from six nations.
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Are home-loving Six Nations referees becoming a law unto themselves?
Are home-loving Six Nations referees becoming a law unto themselves? | Robert Kitson
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But he admits he is finding life harder following the prestigious award after some special attention from his Six Nations rivals.
The Sun
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This Saturday's game - and we can leave Italy out of any Six Nations equation - is a race for the also-rans, the contest for an elliptical wooden utensil, the championship's booby prize.
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The normal laddish banter on the Sale Sharks' Carrington training ground, eight miles outside Manchester, took on a harder edge last week as thoughts began to stray to the next Six Nations assignment.
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England had not tasted defeat in the Five / Six nations championship on home soil since 1997.
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Representatives of six nations walked out to show their opposition to the vote.
