Examples of 'burrough' in a sentence
Meaning of "burrough"
burrough (adverb): This phrase is not a standard English word. It appears to be a misspelling or a made-up term with no known definition or context in English
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- A surname.
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I can not get a cell signal outside the burrough in manhattan.
Burrough had originally begun researching the subject with the aim of creating a miniseries.
It just completely destroy the town of East Burrough.
Stanley Burrough is an alternative medicine health practitioner who created this recipe.
The film is based on the book by Bryan Burrough.
He grew up in a Cambridgeshire village named Burrough Green where his father served as a clergyman.
This is the testimony of Edward Burrough.
William S Burrough wrote all about this many years ago.
Many small village communities existed and strategic points at Burrough Hill and Belvoir were fortified.
Bryan Burrough and John Helyar documented the events in several Journal articles.
Children go to school in the neighbouring village, Burrough Green.
Bryan Burrough and John Helyar documented the events in more than two dozen Journal articles.
It is one of several Cambridge neo-Palladian buildings designed by Burrough.
Mr. Burrough assumed the film would never happen.
It's growing by the minute It just completely destroy the town of East Burrough.
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Edward Burrough wrote of this beastly spirit within himself,.
She was the flagship of the close escort group, commanded by Admiral Harold Burrough.
Bryan Burrough received credit as a consultant, and may have done uncredited work on the story.
The role of Master Distiller once sat with our founder, James Burrough.
Burrough created a small-screen application to show how Project Erasmus works.
Ain't that about a bitch? I can't get a cell signal outside the burrough in manhattan.
Burrough spared Captain Fernão de Mendonça and the rest of the wounded, sending them ashore.
They are from Burrough Park . - They are cute.
It 's heading straight for East Burrough.
Edward Burrough writes,.
Burrough would serve on the Naval Staff for two years until 1942.
The Duke of Newcastle, chancellor of the university, procured Burrough a knighthood in November 1759.
Dr. Burrough states of another Gibbon, the Horlack or Hooluk,.
