Geoffrey

Certainly, the story of Arthur developed a life of its own after Geoffrey's account became the medieval equivalent of a bestseller.

Geoffrey always lives with others rather than his own family. It seems to me that he prefers to enjoy domesticity at one remove.

I was reminded of this the next day, when local landowner Sir Geoffrey Newman arrived to give me a tour of the lighthouse.

Geoffrey always considered that the bed was a good place in which to read his legal briefs.

Geoffrey: I just wanted to let you know about the quarterly staff meeting.

The invention of the body scanner won a deserved Nobel Prize for EMI's Geoffrey Houndsfield, but almost destroyed the company.

Kudos , then, to screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher and director Lee Daniels for injecting at least some humor and hope into the film.

Geoffrey was in line to become a knight sometime within the next five years, depending on his progress.

The author of this fine book, Geoffrey Robinson, was there that day, as a member of the United Nations mission that organised the poll.

A member of the team, Geoffrey Fong from the University of Waterloo in Canada, said the heavy metals content was due to contaminated soil.

Here Warren Scheer reads the very beginning of Geoffrey Chaucer's great poem, "The Canterbury Tales" as it was written in Middle English.

Modern neuroscience, says Geoffrey Carr, is groping towards the answer to the oldest question of all: who am I?

Geoffrey was a little disappointed by this but he did as his daughter asked.

Author Geoffrey Chaucer died in London.

Geoffrey was a little disappointed by this but he did as his boss asked.

Mrs Cousins, 67, was watching Antiques Roadshow when jewellery expert Geoffrey Munn produced sketches of his 'most wanted' rare jewels.

But air picks up speed as it approaches a fissure, said Geoffrey Landis, a physicist at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland.

But Geoffrey Kendrick, a currency analyst at Nomura, says the banks may have contributed to the recent strength of the franc.

Whatever his sources may have been, the immense popularity of Geoffrey's Historia Regum Britanniae cannot be denied.

Perhaps the most famous was written by Geoffrey Chaucer, a poet who lived in London and died there in fourteen hundred.

With the publication of The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon , Irving won a measure of international fame on both sides of the Atlantic .

sir geoffrey himself had liked old carved oak chests , vestry chests . so it went on through the generations.

Both archaeologists quoted the 12th-century monk Geoffrey of Monmouth as saying the stones were thought to have medicinal properties.

GEOFFREY MILLER is a man with a theory that, if true, will change the way people think about themselves.

Last week Firth was nominated for an Oscar, along with his King's Speech co-stars Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: English language experts say Geoffrey Chaucer was the first important writer to use the English language.

The next technology boom may well be based on alternative energy, says Geoffrey Carr (interviewed here). But which sort to back?

She studied fashion at New York's Parsons School of Design and then further developed her tailoring skills under designer Geoffrey Beene.

The other two are Geoffrey Dicks, a City economist, and Graham Parker, a former fiscal-forecasting specialist at the Treasury.

Despite the gifts, Rachael fell in love with another, Geoffrey, a handsome young man just home from university.

Geoffrey Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, said there were no reports of damage to American military facilities or naval vessels.

"The vultures are out there, sitting on the wall, " says Geoffrey van Orden, a Tory MEP.

Geoffrey went silent, and the seneschal suddenly detected a maturity in his aide that he'd never noticed before.

Geoffrey Lipman, assistant secretary-general of the World Tourism Organization, has a less inflammatory take.

Geoffrey naturally jumped at the chance to invest in such a promising business.

Geoffrey gave me your monograph and I was reading up in the desert.

Geoffrey Fletcher: I'm sorry I'm drawing a blank right now, but I thank everyone.

This is the sort of thing that Geoffrey loves.

According to Geoffrey, his work was based on a secret lost Celtic manuscript to which only he had access.

His importance as son of Sir Geoffrey, and child of Wragby, was so ingrained in him, he could never escape it.

Geoffrey's father and Rachael's father gathered a small mob and followed the evil hermit, intent upon saving Rachel.

Before following Geoffrey into the hall, the seneschal took one last look around his quarters.

It would be many years before Geoffrey could pose any threat.

Secretary Chu hasty grown sons, Geoffrey and Michael, by a previous marriage.

Two of the corpses captured Geoffrey and threw him down at the feet of their lord.

He was not in the mood for coyness, and thankfully Geoffrey seemed calmer than earlier in the Hall of Fathers.

On that premise, the agreement reached between Sir Geoffrey Howe, the Foreign Secretary, and Peking last month is presented as all gain.

Gender-bending chemicals are largely exempt from new EU regulations, warns Geoffrey Lean.

Nardin, Terry. Law, Morality, and the Relations of States. Princeton, N. J. : Princeton University Press, 1983. Garrett, Geoffrey.

Indeed Wolves almost clinched an unlikely draw as Geoffrey Mujangi Bia's late strike only just deflected wide of the post.

Geoffrey Miller's work could affect the earning potential of exotic dancers everywhere.

Geoffrey asked her why she was not amused.

but only became connected with romantic love in the Middle Ages with the help of poet Geoffrey Chaucer.

But there is a variety of different molecules, substances, and forms. Should we not sing the praise of Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire?

Economics: Geoffrey Miller, Joshua Tyber and Brent Jordan for discovering that exotic dancers earn more when at peak fertility.

The late Geoffrey Dickens, M. P. was attending a fete in his constituency.

Lehrer cites Geoffrey West, who thinks the tools of physics can give us the answers to questions about the city.

so sir geoffrey felled timber and stood for lloyd george and england , england and lloyd george.

There was a wonderful little book from the 1980s called The Tao of Programming (by Geoffrey James).

The authors would like to thank Geoffrey Hambrick for his suggestions and review.

"I brought them some drink, too, " Geoffrey said, motioning outside.

Geoffrey nodded. "His chief lieutenant. "

But his ideas were revived recently by Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary biologist who works at the University of New Mexico.

Geoffrey Wright's Macbeth, from Australia, does the opposite.

Maarten: I just found an internet spot! Hello, Geoffrey. Hello, Steve.

Geoffrey reached beneath his frock and produced two pistols.

Toys "R" Us' Geoffrey cuts the ribbon to begin the Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism.

Geoffrey Chaucer occupies a unique place in English literature .

Now days Geoffrey's competitive drive is as active as ever, taking part in masters swimming competitions around the world.

The writer was Geoffrey Chaucer , and he knew how to spell.

Gay took this young woman enthusiastically by the arm and said "Have you met Geoffrey and Elspeth? "

Geoffrey: No worries. It'll be in Conference Room C.

We soon believe what we desire. ---Geoffrey Chaucer, English poet of the Middles Ages.

Therefore, De Krassel Peter Geoffrey could only institute legal proceedings to the People's Court of Pudong District of Shanghai.

Geoffrey Hughes from the Rotary Rocket Company supported Shawcross's view.

Yes, that Geoffrey Chaucer, in 1391, to his little Lewis, his 11 year old son.

"The more the government does, the more the MPC can't do, " says Geoffrey Dicks, an economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland.

"Took long enough, " Geoffrey said.

Jane: OK, Geoffrey. Thanks for the info.

When Rachael and Geoffrey returned from the elopement, they threw a big ball and invited everyone in town.

Geoffrey's tone was strangely buoyant.

Geoffrey Rush of "The Life and Death of Peter Sellers" accepted the award for best actor in a mini-series or television movie.

And first of all I would like to thank Steve, and to thank Geoffrey for helping me on the show while I was offline.

Mr. and Mrs. Leivers, Agatha, Edgar, Geoffrey, Maurice - The family who live at Willey Farm.

she flared up, shouting at Geoffrey.

Geoffrey, what more needs to happen?

The Canterbury Tales was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in 1387.

In the spring term, I was bored in all my classes but Evidence, taught by Geoffrey Hazard.

According to Deal Journal colleague Geoffrey A. Fowler, the answer is $24 billion.

Uncle Geoffrey: So, how's your love life?

It's about an M. P. called Geoffrey Dickens.

Geoffrey, you do so love a disguise.

Seven Types of Meaning, Geoffrey Leech, in Semantics, pp. 10-27.

That's what the master had told Geoffrey.

He entered the room lit only by candles and saw Geoffrey lying on the floor.

Last year, Google came under harsh criticism for the quality of its metadata, most notably from Geoffrey Nunberg.

Mr. Geoffrey, could you put us in the picture ?

In the spring of 2000, Sir Geoffrey began restoring this garden on land that had already been in the family for nearly 100 years.

He heard the eagerness and, though he was almost ten years older than Geoffrey, he suddenly felt inadequate.

Provincialism--Analysis of the Path to the Research of Landscape Design by Geoffrey Bawa

Geoffrey Crothall is the spokesman of the Hong Kong-based China Labor Bulletin, an organization involved in workers' rights in China.

Acceptable words: Essays on the poetry of Geoffrey Hill

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer

Remarks by Geoffrey Boulton, Vice -President of the University of Edinburgh,

Geoffrey Copland, President of University of Westminster

Geoffrey Carr: science and technology editor, The Economist