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Following his coffin was his eldest son, the handsome, much loved, Prince of Wales. He was about to be proclaimed the next king of England.

Youngsters in the city-centre will lose out on a much-loved project if substantial funds are not found this year .

Samuel Clemens's career prior to becoming the much-loved Mark Twain was as a "tramp" printer, as they were known in America.

You can get away with this sort of thing if you are a much loved character in children's literature.

Thank heaven for little girls, for if it were not for them the much-loved Parisian label Lanvin would not exist.

The pros at Wells Fargo bought for my portfolio Enron, WorldCom, and a number of other much-loved companies that soon went out of business.

Take, as a prime example, the much-loved Fair Isle knit that originated on a remote Shetland Isle (hence the name).

Two much loved stars at the beginning of this century were Marie Lloyd and Harry Lauder.

In short, you'll pare down the problem spots that are coming between you and your much-loved denim.

Left behind were the remnants of a much loved garden which still provides us with irises, daffodils, day lilies and wild black raspberries.

The road ahead, once a much-loved tourist trail through a stunning gorge, has either fallen away in places or disappeared under landslides.

In any case, Bonnard painted many fine landscapes after this, and a number of much-loved bathers. Where are they?

But being an endangered species and much-loved national icon means there's no "three strikes and you're out" for Gu Gu.

It has had numerous tours much loved by young music fans. And now the band has become a new-generation leader of the popular music.

When Kraft took over Britain's Cadbury earlier this year, the British press fumed about the loss of a much-loved chocolate-maker.

Flavorsome Yunnan ham, salted and air-dried, is much loved throughout China and often used to flavor soups.

Chinese idioms are in a wide use in Chinese language, and much loved to read and hear.

What would buildings described in much loved books have been like if these had existed outside their author's imaginations?

Privatise Medicare, the much-loved, and highly-subsidised government health-insurance scheme for the elderly?

The preserved vegetables were very salty so we didn't need to add any extra flavor except for that much loved ingredient, sugar.

One example is an empty space where a much-loved local institution, an independent bookshop called WordsWorth, stood for 30 years.

He was a very gentle being who was much loved by all those who knew him.

Locals suspect the pontiff wanted her much-loved "Buchteln" (marmalade-filled doughnuts) in heaven.

In 2008 the country switched from being a kingdom to a democracy, a decision taken by the much-loved King himself.

The danger is particularly pronounced in hostile bids that cross borders and involve much-loved brands.

I could not love, deer, so much. Loved I not honour more.

The whole nation mourned the death of a much - loved king .

Their self-esteem came from knowing they were much-loved children of God.

The most fabled, much loved by science fiction authors but not ever established, is the substitution of silicon for carbon.

Although we will focus on Groovy in this article, the zeitgeist demands a comparison with the much loved and feared Ruby.

The design doubles the space, but keeps well known elements of the old museum such as the much loved sculpture garden.

The whole nation mourned the death of the much-loved President.

I generally don't see the big Hollywood movies. I saw "Winter's Bone" the other day and liked the movie very much, loved all the performers.

much loved; very attractive, special, etc.

This much-loved and active sport is enjoyed by many, for fun and exercise.

On February 12 and 13, the much-loved dragon boat races will see more than 3000 paddlers compete to the beat of a drum on Cockle Bay.

You can tell these have been much-loved pets.

The whold nation mourned the death of the much-loved President.

You are "popular" , in the sense much loved in American high schools.

The Mac became a niche product, much loved by graphic designers, artists and musicians.

Can be seen, Ding device at the time not only a much-loved, but also a larger production.

Maurice Sendak's much-loved children's story consists of nine sentences spread over 20 pages.

Her much-loved brother lay dying of Aids.

This macabre offering shows some much-loved cartoon characters taking part in a grisly dissection.

In the family of Marx, lincoln was much loved and respected.

This much-loved and active sport is enjoyed by many people, for fun and exercise.

As we move into the Bible's stories about Joseph, we meet a dreamer who is also much loved by his father, Jacob.

Now, it's a nostalgic timepiece. But it's still very much loved.

You are very much loved, appreciated and missed.

This programme was very much loved by our audiences.

Within this building he was very much loved because he always took care of the team.

That is because the bill is not much loved.

Also my family, my father mother very much loved me, therefore I was very happy.

Most moving of all, a letter from his much loved older brother, Michael, shortly before he was killed in action