Similar words: elizabeth i, abet, cognizable, abettor, recognizable, diabetes, abetment, alphabet. Meaning: n. 1. daughter of George VI who became the Queen of England and Northern Ireland in 1952 on the death of her father (1926-) 2. Queen of England from 1558 to 1603; daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn; she succeeded Mary I (who was a Catholic) and restored Protestantism to England; during her reign Mary Queen of Scots was executed and the Spanish Armada was defeated; her reign was marked by prosperity and literary genius (1533-1603).
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(181) Elizabeth Taylor remarried Richard Burton after they had divorced years earlier.
(182) Elizabeth and Jane make the acquaintance of two prosperous gentlemen, the affable Mr Bingley and his cold friend, Darcy.
(183) Yes, Elizabeth Taylor helps to raise a lot of money for her AIDS charity.
(184) Lake Elizabeth will not dry up, but its water level could drop.
(185) Elizabeth followed precedents set by her ancestors in selling Crown rights in some forests for ready money.
(186) Even if Elizabeth went ahead and told Father, it was not certain that she would escape.
(187) This suggests that Elizabeth does have some freedom to shape her life, although society will always place limitations on that freedom.
(188) The end of a memorable experience for Elizabeth, Natalie and Diane.
(189) It is also true that notoriety rather than admiration accrued to Elizabeth as creator of such a character as Aurora.
(190) It was all part of the celebrations to mark the three hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the outbreak of war.Elizabeth O'Reilly reports.
(191) I lay in my room like a dead body and I listened to Elizabeth thinking about her dinner party.
(192) He was then 46, a clerk to a manufacturing jeweller, while Elizabeth was only thirty-eight.
(193) But even as Elizabeth Mowbray was finalising her plans for departure, Fate intervened.
(194) Elizabeth was propped up on the pillows, with the baby lying in the cradle by the bed.
(195) He faces a second charge of attempting to rob assistant Elizabeth Walsh at the nearby Grotto card shop on the same day.
(196) And after all Elizabeth had done for her, heaven only knew it was little enough to ask in return.
(197) Elizabeth Hanford Dole often acts and sounds more like a candidate than the candidate.
(198) Between you and me, I think Elizabeth is a bit of a nightmare.
(199) Fly-leaf of a 1599 Bible perhaps inscribed by her husband to Shakespeare's last direct descendant, his grand-daughter Elizabeth Bernard.
(200) Elizabeth Durack was one of the first white artists to adopt indigenous painting techniques.
(201) Elizabeth Hurley helps him search for his brother, who might have wronged the wrong crowd.
(202) They preached the pure doctrine and pure life that Puritans had cherished ever since they formed under Elizabeth and chafed under James.
(203) It comes just a week after the murders of holidaymakers Julie Godwin and Elizabeth Over.
(204) When he rode into the yard of Cherry Tree Farm, Elizabeth was approaching the house with a pail of milk.
(205) Elizabeth had been collecting snails for a school project.
(206) This is Elizabeth Blunt, BBC,(Sentencedict) West Africa.
(207) Elizabeth was in an agony of apprehension.
(208) Mr Adams was repeatedly bullied and picked on by manageress Elizabeth Archer.
(209) Elizabeth have no time for small chat with other dame.
(210) All they remember is Nixon sweating like Elizabeth Taylor after a Mexican meal.
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