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31. Of recent years, the fair had been lengthened into a fortnight-long frolic called Edwardian Days, finishing two weeks before Christmas.

32. One of the first buildings to receive attention was the Edwardian Club House.

33. She peered through the security peephole in the solid Edwardian oak door.

34. A gravel drive swept between manicured lawns to the portico of the imposing Edwardian house.

35. Fforde also establishes an important point by underlining the importance of land reform to late Victorian and Edwardian debates.

36. Her dress is princess-line and Edwardian looking in style, and she's wearing the most gorgeous hat too.

37. Edwardian plans to upgrade the 30-year-old Skyway from 3-star to 4-star deluxe, spending ￡15m on top of the purchase price.

38. First let us consider how we define the Edwardian Era.

39. Fashions come and fashions go, but one style repeating itself with enormous popularity is that of the Edwardian era.

40. Two pistol shots around ten-thirty on a summer morning in Bosnia and the Edwardian idyll was shattered for ever.

41. Yet Ashton found ways of so moulding classical dance that the ladies even danced sur les pointes in so Edwardian a setting.

42. In the Edwardian era, with company revenues falling[sentencedict.com], the companies began to cultivate the suburban commuter.

43. He remembered, just in time, not to shave - the beard was needed for the Edwardian Ball.

44. The Edwardian display cases containing apparatus whereby Boyle's Law could be proven beyond all reasonable doubt, veritably twinkled.

45. "One of the good things, " says Yeatman, "is that we've been able to demolish poor ancillary buildings that grew up alongside the walls of the Edwardian school like architectural fungus.

46. In Edwardian England, Louis Mazzini is the son of a woman ostracised by her aristocratic family for eloping with an Italian opera singer.

47. In some ways, the world he created around Bertie Wooster glowed with the nostalgia of a long Edwardian afternoon; in other ways, it is timeless.

48. During the Victorian and Edwardian ages, a widow was expected to wear several stages of mourning dress for at least two years.

49. Image above: Coming from a huge Edwardian house in the city to a cottage in the country caused us some problems, as we had huge pieces that we didn't want to part with.

50. Away with "Best Novels of 2009", farewell to "the new faces of the new year": I shall be enjoying "the best novels of the 19th century" and the new faces of Edwardian England.

51. The street where I live is like many suburban streets throughout Britain. Rows of1)Victorian and 2)Edwardian red-brick villas hug a long, tree-lined road.

52. What am I doing swanning around Europe as if I am some young Edwardian doing the Grand Tour?

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53. Maurice, the film of EM Forster's tale of blighted love, starred a 27-year-old Hugh Grant opposite James Wilby as Edwardian schoolfriends who fall in love while at Cambridge.

54. With backing from British Prime Minister David Cameron, Clegg condemned "Edwardian" attitudes to childcare and traditional family roles.

55. Just to add an extra twist to the festivities at their Riverside Church wedding, the bride, who is in her 30s, will walk down the aisle in an antique Edwardian wedding gown sewn in 1909.

56. But then the Games went off as peacefully as an Edwardian field day.

57. But in the end it transpired that the allusion was characteristically to an Edwardian popular song.

58. an Edwardian terraced house.

59. And speaking of family newspapers, how about a money-back guarantee on that wonderful activity that our Edwardian standards allow us to call the ultimate act of love?

60. However, as the FT notes, the Edwardian era is all the rage right now: 'The King's Speech', the story of Edward VIII's brother George VI, is predicted to clean up in Sunday's Academy Awards.