Similar words: gangland, English, sunglasses, bangladesh, glance, at a glance, english civil war, prostate gland. Meaning: n. a division of the United Kingdom.
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91. What price England winning the World Cup?
92. She is rumoured to have been married in England.
93. England brought on a sub in the second half.
94. He was capped 36 times for England.
95. The newspapers are always knocking the England team.
96. England failed to qualify for the final.
97. The England team had two goals disallowed.
98. England were comprehensively beaten by South Africa.
99. Ann Hamilton was a Caucasian from New England.
100. Anglicanism is the established religion in England.
101. England conceded a goal in the first minute.
102. Brown is out of the England team.
103. He rejected the idea of settling in England.
104. Some missionaries came from England in the Qing Dynasty.
105. He arrived in England safe and sound.
106. The castle bills itself as the oldest in England.
107. The film is set in wartime England.
108. America sent cotton to England for processing.
109. I stayed in England many/quite a few/ten weeks.
110. Australia won the toss and put England in .
111. The club's new manager is a former England striker.
112. England crashed out of the World Cup.
113. England was Conrad's country of adoption.
114. He captained the England cricket team for 5 years.
115. You won't find a prettier village anywhere in England.
116. England were/came sixth in the 100 metres.
117. In England(sentencedict.com),(http://Sentencedict.com) the sovereign reigns but does not rule.
118. He played for England in a friendly against Spain.
119. Owen will be playing in the England team tomorrow.
120. It's certainly the best England team in recent memory.
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