Cornish

When he had young children, and was living in Cornish, New Hampshire, he did the usual things.

Its strategy was to eschew the crowded Cornish market, instead selling pasties to the rest of the country.

A soldier in a chariot will resist the Wolf and transform the Cornish people into a Boar.

Cornish says many have been caught on reefs in Southeast Asia, in countries that do not have sustainable fisheries management.

Probably the most famous of these dishes is the Cornish pasty, a traditional miners' lunch of beef and potato wrapped in pastry.

Cornish pasty includes uncooked beef, potato and onion, with a light seasoning of salt and pepper - keeping a chunky texture.

The main mountain regions are the Cornish Heights, the Cambrian in Wales, the Cambrian Mountains (in Lake District) and the Pennies.

He was the size of a Cornish game hen, as his uncle put it.

Plymouth University students visited Cornish seaside resorts, tempting young holiday-makers with surfboards and cinema vouchers.

Allegedly, Reese discovered Ryan was cheating with actress and co-star Abbie Cornish, with whom he went on to have a relationship.

I normally would use a cornish hen, about 2 pound, to make this pot of soup. This time I could only find some very small game hens.

Back then, he had calmed his men by singing Cornish songs from his youth.

It could be called Lyonesse, after the mythical submerged land off the Cornish coast.

Originally containing almost anything the Cornish Pasty now contains seasoned chopped root vegetables and minced beef.

Salinger, Mr. Benepe said, "was our immediate next-door neighbor in Cornish, N. H. , where I spent part of my childhood. "

And if renting is not enough, how about Cornish Cay in the Bahamas, on sale for a mere $9 million?

Once, he showed me a program for the Cornish Fair.

Evening settles on the picturesque seaside village of Polperro, on the Cornish Coast of England, on a spring day in May.

In time the Glass family thoroughly eclipsed the Salingers in the mind of the man in Cornish.

He had lived for decades in self-imposed isolation in the small, remote house in Cornish, New Hampshire.

The iron removal and bleaching experiment on cornish stone from Changbai region in Jilin was made by soaking method in acid.

He liked the rain- washed Cornish air And smell of ploughed-up soil , He liked a landscape big and bare And painted it in oil .

Food Pairings Enjoy with wild mushroom pizza, Cornish game hens, grilled beef or lamb shanks.

A surfer braves the cold to take advantage of the Cornish winter waves on January 20, 2011 in Polzeath, England.

My body fits on it, but barely upon it, there's no room for my big Cornish head.

Fish and chips in newspaper, the Cornish Pastie, the pie, the sandwich.

Paltrow, 36, suggests serving up oysters, Cornish hens and artichoke hearts.

The harbour of the Cornish fishing port of St Ives, which is popular with artists, was fourth.

For more than 50 years Mr. Salinger has lived in seclusion in the small town of Cornish, N. H.

This is how Cornish and some dialects of Scottish Gaelic slipped into extinction.

Along the English Channel, there are various popular and tasty food, such as Cornish pasty, cider and cream tea.

Jason: I'm not sure. Well we can talk about it over dinner. Cornish game hen.

Cornish says poor marine management is one reason for the decline of fish stocks in the region - for example in Hong Kong.

He was not just away in Cornish, he was also above. (The italics were his own. )

The cornish coast was noted for off-shore rocks and its fine, white beaches

Cornish College of the Arts (Seattle)