- the
world and
produces the best quality. [...] The BBC has gone
through swingeing staff cuts. It has been cut to the bone, if you
divert licence fee money...
- charges. The
event is
commemorated by the 1968
Richard Hamilton artwork Swingeing London 67, a
collage of
contemporary press clippings about the case, and...
-
forms of
English keep the
silent "e" in the
words dyeing, singeing, and
swingeing (in the
sense of dye, singe, and swinge), to
distinguish them from dying...
- Beatles' self-titled 1968
album and its
poster insert, and for his
painting '
Swingeing London 67 (f)'
which depicted Mick
Jagger and art
dealer Robert Fraser...
-
waiting for the new (Churchill) government's
easing of the 'temporary'
swingeing purchase tax
promised in the lead up to the snap-election held during...
- 13 hands (52 inches, 132 cm) in the
Breed of
Horses Act 1535. The laws for
swingeing culls of 'under-height'
horses were
partially repealed by a
decree by...
-
which totalled £110 million.
Shortly afterwards, in
addition to the
swingeing cuts
being made by vice-chairman
Karren Brady, ****van
suggested that...
- was
represented by
Robert Fraser and even
produced a
series of prints,
Swingeing London,
based on Fraser's arrest,
along with Mick Jagger, for possession...
-
verbs with
roots ending in -e that do not drop the e (being, seeing,
swingeing, etc.) Others: albeit, atheism, cuneiform*, deify*, deity*, herein, nuclei...
-
crisis in 1931, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Philip Snowden,
proposed swingeing cuts to
public spending,
particularly to
unemployment benefit. Addison...
