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... cereal stocks were depleted by the end of the 1940-41 season. This is particularly serious, it is indicated, a* the Continent, isolated from world trade, can only sustain its population by depending on its own milk and meat production. During the autumn ...
... which meant that he had to give up three dayA for one talk. Instancing this insularity, he quoted the headline. The Continent Isolated, which appeared in a leading newspaper ,when the cross-Channel services were stopped in the Winter of 1929. Istimi ...
... British insularity ofthought: a certain newspaper's headlines once proclaimed : Fog in Straits of Dover More - The Continent Isolated. More seriously, yet as a sciolist rushing in where the academic taxonomist might fear to tread, might I sugge t that ...
... (Those were the days when a newspaper could, without seeing any joke, put out the contents bill, FOG IN CHANNEL: CONTINENT ISOLATED.) The aeroplane has hastened the process. A Channel crossing is no longer two hours of sea- Says IVOR THOMAS LABOUR ...
... De M ontfort Hall support of Uno someone work it and help immensely on old Times which remembered “ Gales the Channel Continent Isolated Poor Continent! as Miss Courtney remarked but sort pointer which up the complacency Miss Warner course led with the ...
... Africa) of migrant birds that determine their spring arrival here. Can it, be that spring is also early on that other Continent? . Isolated instances often do occur of cuckoos being heard in early months and then disappearing entirely until the proper ...
... fellow put up the heading Elisha Eacon nor like the day when there was a big storm in the Channel and the heading read Continent Isolated but you never can tell. There are snags, of course. I read the leader and got myself involved at lunch in a dull wrangle ...
... gave as example a national paper's headlines after a storm in the English Channel— Great storm In the Channel. The Continent, 'isolated ++ Last of Spencer brothers THE death yesterday of Mr. Herbert Spencer, at Cheshunt. Hertfordshire. ends a chapter ...
... foggy weather one winter, the cross-channel steamers could not operate. In Victoria station a notice was put up The Continent isolated. The question of food was another difference. Most French people complained about English cooking, English people looked ...
... its all they have id my stipend me as in 1860. , Friday, January 36, 1-953 Tr 'DARN MIRROR 11111111111111111111 11 CONTINENT ISOLATED THERE ' S no use crying over spilt milk. But expressing much of what I think there's a good deal of use in crying think ...
... In the frozen wastes of the far Styled fi Koyior Morloy BolUto 1 simEV si LINGERIE TOLIO north of the North American continent isolated groups weather-hardened kedp a continuous watch the Arctic Across these two military powers face each other waiting ...
... W. ROYSTON Fox Brow, Clayton, Bradford. * • This reminds the reputed • headline in a London paper: Fog the Straits: Continent isolated.” —The Editor. ...