Sussex English

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What does Sussex mean?

Sussex

— noun a county in southern England on the English Channel; formerly an Anglo-Saxon kingdom that was captured by Wessex in the 9th century

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Simple sentences

The river has its source to the southwest of Sussex, New Brunswick.

Movie subtitles

I was born in Sussex.

Just wait 'til we get to the barn. and I show you my Speckled Sussex.

Speckled Sussex.

One dozen Speckled Sussex hens.

I don't believe much in privatedetectives generally, but your exceptional, the way you solved the Sussex-Bank thing was positively brilliant.

Then your fighters would be tree to operate behind them over Kent and Sussex. -.up to the balloons in the suburbs.

East Sussex and Kent.

This house lies 29 miles from Manston airfield and 41 miles from Gatwick Airport in Sussex.

Moose takes this wanker to the top of Sussex Heights dangles him upside down till he gives up the tapes and any copies.

It's called Clayton Windmills, Hassocks, Sussex.

Uh, Sussex.

Oh, yes, Mr. Sussex.

Sussex.

Well, then how come you told me your name was Mr. Sussex?

If it isn't I shall retire to Sussex and keep bees.

Yes in the case of the Hound of the Baskervilles, as well as the Adventure of the Sussex Vampire, we found that.

Our patron, Beryl of Sussex, was a simple shepherdess.

That child founded this order. whose Sisters have taken a vow of silence. until such time as Beryl of Sussex is canonized. and recognized by the people of the world for her tremendous feat.

Well, we met the Stewarts, but they live in Sussex.

I was their tutor at Squire Holmes' state in Sussex. Brilliant lads they were!

Or the University of Sussex!

Well, these flowers. are Viola tricolor. or, as we call them in these parts, Sussex special butterwort.

The Foundation to Save the Sussex Speckled Blue Butterfly. had as much to gain as anybody by the death of the duke's heirs.

Or I should say, as she's at the University of Sussex, another kibbutz.

Me, Elizabeth Sussex.

I was born in Sussex, but we moved to a little farm in Yorkshire.

During the 1910s, in Sussex, England, a mysterious ancient human skull was found in a place called Piltdown.

Her old man's got a prize herd in Sussex, this were a present.

My tyres, James's tyres, his clothes, the cattle truck, the loading bay in Sussex, the unloading here, why go on?! What about the Sussex end?

Not quite as far as Sussex, Mr Dowson.

How about Sussex?

Yes, well, we're happy to say that Irene, a red setter who lives in Lytham St Anne's way down in. Surrey, is it? -Sussex, Lancashire.

What steps do you think the Sussex police can take, Superintendent Carter?

In the waiting room a little grey man over the way is fretting as he has to get to Sussex.

Best of all, the waitresses and showgirls are all real Brits. Fresh from the streets of Sussex they are!

It is Sussex, for goodness' sake.

News and current affairs

But, according to research by Robert Benewick, a professor at the University of Sussex in England, village elections have been growing more competitive, with a greater number of independent candidates and increasing use of the secret ballot.