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(61) Until the 1970s Coventry was one of the fastest growing cities in post-war Britain.

(62) And his six goals in his four games while on loan to Coventry City have shown he has not lost his knack.

(63) Strictly speaking this information was superfluous; at Coventry it was inserted perhaps with a view to recording guild affiliations.

(64) The sole exception was Coventry, a much larger city that was no real comparison with Colchester.

(65) Got to call opposite number in Coventry office about outstanding claim ... 16.22 Meeting time not like any other sort of time.

(66) In Coventry Sir William Lyons produced wonderful engineering and style-but he didn't believe his cars should cost the earth.

(67) When he refused to join the strike, Joe's mates sent him to Coventry for three weeks.

(68) And that followed his special delivery at White Hart Lane last month, when he netted twice in a 2-0 Coventry win.

(69) It is also laying off 230 of its 750 Coventry staff.

(70) The example of Coventry perhaps best exemplifies the dovetailing of pre-war concerns with the effects of the blitz.

(71) Among the locals, some - in this case the Coventry Evening Telegraph - have many more reports than other local newspapers.

(72) For Coventry, the issues had become clouded even before setting foot in the Tigers lair.

(73) Arsenal have had also apart from the first game, where I doubt coventry went looking to attack, rather than counter attack.

(74) While shopping in Coventry, I found some interesting phenomena.

(75) I'm in social Coventry through leaving the receiver off.

(76) Why did Jude send her to Coventry?

(77) Coventry Cathedral has modern architecture.

(78) Leanne Coventry (sentencedict.com), blames her obesity on thyroid trouble.

(79) He was sent to Coventry for his dishonesty.

(80) I am very pleased to announce a new partnership between Coventry University East Asian Film Society (CUEAFS) and online film blog Cine-Vue.

(81) This suave , culture - loving and luxuriantly good - looking m . p . represents the car - workers of Coventry.

(82) In 1040 Leofric, Lord of Coventry, imposed a tax on the people of the town. When there was an outcry at this, his wife, Lady Godiva, besought him to remove the tax.

(83) It's not that smoke - filled rooms are back; smokers huddle in Coventry these days ( Flora Lewis ).

(84) Liverpool will play Reading in the fifth round of the FA Youth Cup sponsored by E. ON after the young Royals thrashed Coventry 5-1 in their fourth round tie last night.

(85) A tale was made up about the pious Lady Godiva in order to attract pilgrims, and therefore, revenue[sentencedict.com], to Coventry.

(86) If you tell tales about other boys in school, you will be sent to Coventry.

(87) The game took place at Cobham on Tuesday with the opposition provided by Coventry City's reserves.

(88) Godiva was the beautiful wife of the Lord of Coventry. She lived in the eleventh century.

(89) Lady Godiva rode naked through the empty streets of Coventry the next day.

(90) Famous as the home of Lady Godiva in the th century, Coventry was severely damaged in air raids during World War II (November 940). Population, 38, '00.