Примеры использования Torquay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All right. Torquay, then.
Torquay- All ads» PUH.
A coach party from Torquay.
The population of Torquay in 2014 was 63 thousand people.
The label was founded in Torquay in 1989.
Before the start of the game Barnet were bottomof the Third Division, one point behind Torquay.
Andy Phelan: I took over as editor here at Torquay about three years ago.
On his return from the United States, Ward set up as an osteopath in Torquay.
Brearley died on 14 July 1948, at Torquay, a coastal resort town in Devon, south west England.
Cary Arms offers accommodation in Torquay.
In 1890 a public vote united Torquay and Formby, and the settlements became the town of Devonport.
He died while on holiday in Torquay in 1970.
Her herbarium was bequeathed to the Torquay National History Museum and her plant collection to Oxford University.
Xavier Rudd grew up in Jan Juc, near Torquay.
The school is located just a few minutes on foot from Torquay town centre and is surrounded by large gardens and a volley ball court.
The route takes in some of Devon's prettiest seaside resorts, including Torquay.
Torquay, Paignton and Brixham enjoy long drawn out summers with milder winters than in the rest of Britain.
Head to the bright lights of Plymouth,Exeter or Torquay for a night out.
In south Devon,Babbacombe Bay Hotel is around 2 miles from Torquay.
A crowd of 46,513 saw Dean Edwards put Torquay 1-0 up against Bolton Wanderers but Bolton won 4-1.
The most interesting example of this progressive march is perhaps afforded by the celebrated Kent's Cavern at Torquay.
He died from tuberculosis on 15 May 1866 at Torquay and was buried there.
Throughout the 1930s Torquay struggled against financial problems, made all the worse by having to replace the stadium roof when it was blown off in 1930.
The town centre has many attractions including the Princess Theatre, Torquay Museum and Torre Abbey.
In 1927, Torquay finally won their first league title since the Torquay and District League of 1912, winning the western division of the Southern League.
He became a manager, taking charge of A.F.C. Bournemouth, Torquay United, Southend United, Chelsea, Brentford and Yeovil Town.
The Fireballs, featuring the distinctive guitar work of George Tomsco,began their career in the late 1950s with instrumental hits such as"Torquay" and"Bulldog.
After defeating Cambridge United 4-0 at home andBlyth Spartans 1-3 away, Torquay were drawn against Leeds United, away, in the third round of the Cup.
Successful penalties by Micky Holmes, Wes Saunders, Paul Holmes, Chris Myers andgoalkeeper Gareth Howells, combined with Dave Bamber's miss for the opposition, made Torquay winners 5-4 on penalties.