Examples of 'alcock' in a sentence
Meaning of "alcock"
In English, 'alcock' is predominantly used as a surname, although it can also refer to a male chicken or a slang term for a British sailor
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- A surname from Middle English.
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Alcock had done what most of us would have done.
A very distinctive voice and alcock had been hearing him without being aware.
Alcock wont let us print that gay article.
I will have to have a talk to Tom Alcock.
Alcock returns to where it all began.
The series was based on a novel by Vivien Alcock.
Alcock will not let us print that gay article.
West continued her association with John Alcock once the group disbanded.
Alcock was then able to sail home to begin his medical training.
The latter vehemently opposed the deal and called the British envoy Rutherford Alcock for help.
Alcock was a judge for a period of time then went into private practice.
The paper version was signed by Reg Alcock.
Alcock soon developed a reputation as one of the most technologically savvy members of parliament.
I was a boy when Alcock and Brown crossed the Atlantic.
Alcock also captained the successful Wanderers side.
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Long after his death she married Peter Alcock.
Minister Alcock is working very hard on that.
This lack of archaeological evidence was previously noted by Professor Leslie Alcock.
Alcock and Brown were hailed as heros.
First nonstop flight across the Atlantic by Alcock and Brown.
Alcock and Brown were treated as heroes on the completion of their flight.
He was given partnership in the company after an Alcock Economy Coach Tour went wrong.
Alcock also said she wanted Lorraine to be more than just a villain.
Investing in our communities today is an investment in our future, " said Minister Alcock.
Alcock was arrested and removed from office but soon rejoined the Council.
Following the tabling of the report, Minister Alcock will hold a news conference.
Alcock has said that the decision to record outside the UK was for tax reasons.
The most significant of these was the first non-stop transatlantic flight by Alcock and Brown.
Alcock suffered a fractured skull and never regained consciousness after being transferred to a hospital in Rouen.
The location of the landing of the first Trans-Atlantic air crossing by Alcock and Brown.
Alcock had started planning his attempt at the prize before he had even met Brown.
This area is a tubelike structure called the Alcock canal, which lies along the ischiopubic ramus.
Alcock moved to London from Jamaica in her twenties.
You shall drink and shag more than any serving man in the kingdom . Well, Alcock.
John Alcock is forced to resign as organist and choirmaster of Lichfield Cathedral.
He arrived at the opposite conclusion to that of Mr. Alcock.
Alcock is also an amateur magician and is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
Figure, Schematic diagram of the life cycle of PentaBDE adapted from Alcock.
Psychologist James Alcock has described the afterlife claims of NDE researchers as pseudoscientific.
Cumberland 's youngest sister Mary became recognized later as the poet Mary Alcock.
Alcock was a member of the Liberal Party of Canada.
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Clifden, including a visit to the Alcock & Brown landing site.
Richard Alcock of the Guardian disagrees.
Here Col. Wood left his son under the tutelage of Alcock.
Sue Alcock leads a team from Brown University to investigate.
The first tenants were warehousemen Alcock Brothers Ltd., importers and wholesalers of soft goods.
Alcock had previously been the headteacher at Selsdon High School.
The first nonstop transatlantic flight… was made by Alcock and Brown from Newfoundland to Ireland.
Nick Alcock is an Arizona native.
Chambers took to the field alongside Charles Alcock in the President 's side under Arthur Pember.
