Similar words: cardiovascular disease, cardiac arrest, boarding card, cardia, cardial, cardiac, carding, cardinal. Meaning: n. the capital and largest city of Wales.
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61. Cardiff was clutching at his shirtfront with the other hand.
62. The Fotogallery in Cardiff is showing RadicalChip, an exhibition of photography, video and mixed medial installations.
63. The voices above stopped arguing, as Cardiff slid down the rail, exhausted and gasping for breath.
64. It grew rapidly and by 1913 had even outstripped Cardiff to become the major coal-exporting port in the world.
65. By now Caroline had left the London college and was working for a glossy magazine in Cardiff.
66. The thing beyond the stair-rail slashed downwards at Cardiff again and caught his sleeve.
67. They collided with the corridor wall, Cardiff still hanging on to Rohmer's wrist.
68. A few weeks ago we had a classic example of that in a debate on the Cardiff Bay Barrage Bill.
69. Cardiff strode down the corridor towards them, followed by Lawrence.
70. Gareth Abrahams, signed on a free transfer from Cardiff, makes his debut at the back and Leroy May plays up front.
71. Cardiff won 15-6, with four penalties and a drop goal by fly half Adrian Davies.
72. After leaving the magazine, Caroline worked for a short time in the Cardiff newsroom.
73. Jimmy seemed aware of that too, and kept a wary eye on him while he addressed Cardiff.
74. All records were to be available to Cardiff city council to allow it to discharge its statutory responsibilities.
75. Cursing, Cardiff fumbled at the mechanism but could find no locking-catch.
76. The broken whisky-bottle neck fell to the carpet and he clutched at his chest, as if in imitation of Cardiff.
77. The recoil was unexpected and he staggered backwards as Cardiff reached him, not knowing whether he had hit it or not.
78. Cardiff recorded two emphatic victories in 24 hours, winning 9-2 against Whitley Warriors and 13-2 at Billingham.
79. That face was not the blank face that Cardiff had expected.
80. He played 130 games for the Gwent club before switching to Cardiff two years ago.
81. Now, with fewer than 2,000 workers in our pits, Cardiff docklands must find a new identity and a new prosperity.
82. He left a box of matches and rags outside his Cardiff shop to make the fire look like a Halloween prank.
83. Will he also confirm that it recommended that Cardiff bay should be included in the Severn estuary special protection area?
84. All the women competitors are home-based and another likely contender for honours is Tanni Grey from Cardiff.
85. Both, along with Red Dragon in Cardiff, which he also picked up, were now showing a healthy profit.
86. Panorama on the Cardiff Three revealed the irregularities of the police approach to the murder investigation.
87. The scheme embodied in the Bill is absolutely vital for the future of Cardiff.
88. In the Cardiff trial 14% of community care patients received regular general practitioner review and only 5% received yearly blood glucose estimations.
89. Much of the iron was sent down the valleys for export through Cardiff and Newport.
90. Second-placed Cardiff went on the rampage,[www.Sentencedict.com] crossing for six tries in an impressive 39-3 demolition of Newport at Rodney Parade.
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