Examples of 'wilbraham' in a sentence
Meaning of "wilbraham"
Wilbraham - a surname of English origin, possibly derived from a place name
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- A surname.
- A town in Hampden County, Massachusetts, United States, named after the Cambridgeshire villages listed below.
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Wilbraham refuses to resign his seat.
The road is closed on the Wilbraham side.
Wilbraham at an affordable price.
Because the Wilbraham did not leave me.
I am a great admirer of his stories of Wilbraham Rice.
And the Wilbraham that solves the cases.
I am a great admirer of your Wilbraham Rice stories.
Going said the Wilbraham to me to see the alibi of the villain.
A gastropub in the village of Great Wilbraham.
This goal meant Wilbraham had scored in all four levels of English league football.
Going said the Wilbraham to me.
Wilbraham had an elder brother called George and another brother named Thomas.
The academic offerings at Wilbraham and Monson Academy are incredible.
It was won by the unopposed Conservative candidate Wilbraham Tollemache.
Because Wilbraham would not let me.
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This church would later merge into the Wilbraham United Church.
Wilbraham told me to go and get it to check the villain 's alibi.
Hotels in Wilbraham.
Is Wilbraham willing to resign in your favour?
Part of the town comprises the census-designated place of Wilbraham.
Ada Wilbraham invited his guests to take a stroll in Africa … come also to you.
I am weak in this type of things . And the Wilbraham that solves the cases.
Wilbraham Orescent as well as I can, and there seems to be.
Does this second murder on the Parade have anything to do with Wilbraham Orescent?
Wilbraham spent a number of years abroad in France, Spain and Italy.
Does this second murder on the Parade have anything to do with Wilbraham Crescent?
I am a great admirer of your Wilbraham Rice stories . I would just like to say, sir.
The entire novel revolves around one place ; a street called Wilbraham Crescent.
Wilbraham Crescent as well as I can, and there seems to be.
He was succeeded by his eldest son, George Fortescue Wilbraham.
Lady Elizabeth Wilbraham is possibly Britain 's first female architect.
Rode Hall passed to his younger son, Randle Wilbraham.
Monsieur Wilbraham Rice? And creator of the celebrated gentleman detective.
To check the villain's alibi. Wilbraham told me to go and get it.
Wilbraham was aged 60 when he inherited the title.
And the next time you see it, it is at number 19 Wilbraham Crescent.
Wilbraham does it, you see.
And the next time you see it, it is at number 19 Wilbraham Orescent.
Wilbraham does it, you see . He works it all out for me.
It was, I suppose, an influence of this kind that drove Wilbraham now.
At 19 Wilbraham Crescent, home of the blind Miss Pebmarsh, a police investigation begins into the murder.
As many as 400 buildings have been suggested by Millar as possible works of Elizabeth Wilbraham.
A 2012 book by historian John Millar claims that Elizabeth Wilbraham is the first known woman architect.
Katherine 's husband, George Baker, assumed by royal licence the surname Wilbraham.
Wilbraham Crescent . That has not been verified yet, Admiral.
Colin turns his note upside down, and it points him to 19 Wilbraham Crescent.
Why was Colin Race in Wilbraham Crescent at three o'clock yesterday afternoon?
For a book that you never wrote, Monsieur Clancy . - Because Wilbraham would not let me.
He attended Wilbraham & Monson Academy, where he played high-school hockey.
Geraldine Brown, a young girl living across from 19 Wilbraham Crescent.
