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He also makes great use of local color, from the harsh Cockney accents of his characters to the dark streets of the East End of London.

"What I wish to do is to go down into the East End and see things for myself. . . " "You don't want to live down there! "

One of his books was an examination of poverty in the East End of London.

of three years he finished his internship and took a position with a private clinic in London's East End .

She had been riding her scooter over from the company's workshops in the East End and had dumped her helmet and bag in a corner.

The suicide of an international designer who remained rooted to the dark and raw East End of his home city underlies London Fashion Week.

The perpetrators then were, at least, identifiable and containable and had been tracked down to Sidney Street in the East End.

She lives in a two-bedroom Victorian townhouse in London's East End that she shares with her boyfriend.

He grew up in London's East End and remains resolutely urban.

They are no longer commonly eaten in London, but can still be found, especially around the East End.

The son of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, he grew up in the hard-scrabble East End of London.

a domed or vaulted recess or projection on a building especially the east end of a church; usually contains the the altar.

apse: a semicircular or polygonal, usually domed projection of a building, especially the altar or east end of a Church.

Remains of late Venetian building can be seen near the east end of the mosque.

I stepped out of the bath, perfectly red all over, resembling the Red Indians I have seen depicted at an East-End theatre.

Down at the east end of the slum, however, a noisy crowd had gathered on a rubbish dump : the girls were holding a meeting.

He had grown up among the poor London's East End and experienced great poverty.

Bishop Challoner had been founded in the 19th century by the Sisters of Mercy nuns to save East End girls from prostitution and drink.

When Madame Alexander's New York childhood as a poor east-end immigrant is factored into the equation, Cissy becomes even more complex.

The media hype is of hip young people who spend their days building disruptive websites in East End lofts and their nights partying.

The amount of commonality radiant point are coarctation on central section of the area, and on the east end or west end are sparse.

The east end of the Chapel projects farther eastwards than the Great Gate.

The Tories scent victory. A swing of less than 6% from Labour would bring them their first East End seat in almost a century.

The East End-born McQueen was the son of a taxi driver and left school at 16.

IN 1904 a group of worthies met in the East End of London to discuss the plight of schoolchildren too hungry to follow their lessons.

an Asian republic in the Middle East at the east end of the Mediterranean.

The dish is an East End of London delicacy, often sold with pie and mash.

There was silence from the east end of the sofa.

The new gymnasium is situated at the east end of the city.

Even now, does not an East-end worker live in such artificial conditions as practically to be cut off from the natural surface of the earth?

Seen on the West side of the Pavilion, we'll come and visit the exhibition hall at the East end.

They can be found across the city, in gilded Marylebone, suburban Chiswick and the raucous east end.

The east end, toward the sunrise, was also fifty cubits wide.

There is a canal two rods wide along the northerly and westerly sides, and wider still at the east end.

The East End contains the Port of London, which historically is where many immigrants first arrived.

"We found ourselves in a strange community hall somewhere in the East End, " McCullin writes.

You may have heard a Cockney accent (east end of London).

People born in the East End of London are called Cockneys.

In the poorer East End, the hub of the games, they are meant to make a lasting mark.

The East End is the old working people's district, where there are many small flats and houses, some old, some new.

Another expedition with my father took me to the National Monument at the east end of Princes Street.

The Central Line is above 32 degrees at every station between luxurious Holland Park in the west and Bethnal Green in the East End.

It makes me feel that I can look the East End in the face.

In the later half of 1888, London was terrorrised by a series of murders in the east end (largely in the Whitechapel area).

This is the East End of London, not beautiful in appearance, but very important to the country's trade.

He rented a big house from Uncle Raymond at 1011 Park Avenue, in the east end of town.

The library is on the third floor, at the east end of the building.

My school is in the east end of the city. It takes me half an hour to get to school on foot. I usually ride a bike to school.

We can take the underground to East End Station.

and at East End in Old Town.

In the past the rich would gather at the east end of the village and eat wheat (a luxury) bread;

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When I think of those East End lights, muggy nights

i went in for pathetic trysts in poorly heated east end flats