surrey English

Meaning surrey meaning

What does surrey mean?

surrey

— noun a light four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage; has two or four seats

Surrey

— noun a county in southeastern England on the Thames

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In Surrey. And I suppose one never gets it out of one's blood.

Saddle white Surrey for the field tomorrow.

He pines for the Gothic cottages of Surrey, is it not?

At his home in surrey He has a collection of over 400 of them.

PETER MAY, THE FORMER SURREY AND ENGLAND CAPTAIN; AND YEHUDI MENUHIN, THE WORLD-FAMOUS VIOLINIST AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE SURREY CRICKET CLUB.

Now, Surrey had to get 33 in half an hour, and she went off to powder her hands or something.

Remember, I have breathed 30 miles of Surrey air this morning.

I live about six miles from Farnham, in Surrey, at Chiltern Grange.

It is in Surrey, a place called Summer Street.

Army vehicle trials take place in Scotland, so the engineering establishment has to be in Surrey.

Epsom's in Surrey. near London.

That's the study of old maps. The plan was to retrace Surrey as Thomas Mould engraved it some fifty years ago.

Inspector Baynes of the Surrey Constabulary.

RC Sherriff, Robert Cedric Sherriff, was born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England, in 1896.

Random Hall, North Random, Surrey.

I live in Surrey, Doctor Watson, and I've come to London on sheer desperation.

Poor old Surrey police don't know what's hit them.

Surrey.

They want me to go down to the wilds of Surrey in four hours.

There's another one dead in Surrey, and for all I know, there's one in every bloody Home County and you're the poor bastard that knows what this Blondie looks like.

Mrs Elsa Fennan, 34, Merridale Lane, Walliston, Surrey.

He is usually found in surrey hedgerows But I found this one In the gents at st. pancras, uneaten.

Peter may, the former surrey and england captain; And yehudi menuhin, the world-famous violinist And the president of the surrey cricket club.

And now it's time for part eight of our series about the life and work of Ursula Hitler, the Surrey housewife who revolutionised British beekeeping in the 1930s.

Surrey?

I've got to go down to Surrey tonight.

So you were going down to Surrey to talk to Natrova, were you?

And then we stopped over in Surrey for a cup of coffee.

Saddle white Surrey for the field tomorrow. Look that my staves be sound, but not too heavy.

He longs for the greenness of his native land. He pines for the Gothic cottages of Surrey, is it not?

No, surrey.

You must have some first-class vets down in surrey, better equipped than I am here, anyway.

I gave the description to the Police officer of Surrey, but he must have exchanged of car.

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.

Your sons flew that enchanted car of yours to Surrey and back last night.

Yes. Surrey, actually.

He captained England and Surrey for cricket.