Примери за използване на Gaskell на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Not Gaskell.
Good afternoon, Mr Gaskell.
Mr Gaskell's a most attractive man.
William Gaskell.
Mrs. Gaskell continues her letter thus.
Mrs Jefferson and Mr Gaskell.
Gaskell argues that it doesn't have to be.
You have reached Sara and Walter Gaskell.
Gaskell and one would have done.
Mrs Jefferson and Mr Gaskell, perhaps.
Whereas Mr Gaskell~ stayed put the whole time.
She even had the gall to tell me some guff about her and Mark Gaskell.
Anna Gaskell works primarily in photography and film.
The police thought he ran away,but Dr. Gaskell found blood on the carpet.
Mark Gaskell and Adelaide Jefferson, who both have a motive but also an alibi.
On 30 August 1832 Elizabeth married a Unitarian minister, William Gaskell, in Knutsford.
And then there's Mark Gaskell. So brave and fearless during the war but now a disillusioned soul.
North and South is a social novel published in 1855 by English writer Elizabeth Gaskell.
Elizabeth Gaskell believed that honest graphic social reporting could make a difference.
It's also famous for being the setting of author Elizabeth Gaskell's best-selling Cranford novel.
Her husband, Dr. Gaskell, was the chairman of the English department which meant he oversaw me.
North and South takes place in the fictional northern England town Milton,likely based on Manchester where Gaskell lived.
And the author Elizabeth Gaskell, who Dickens tracked down in 1848 despite her writing anonymously.
Her stepmother then became Catherine Thomson, who was the sister of the Scottish miniature artist, William John Thomson,who painted a famous portrait of Gaskell in 1832.
Elizabeth Gaskell was a 19th century British novelist and short story writer.
After recovery, she went to ballet class renowned teacher Sonia Gaskell, and at 18 she began to study at the London School of Marie Rambert.
And then there's Gaskell. He's a gambler, plain and simple. Got through his wife's money and now he's up to his eyes in debt.
People may flatter themselves just as much by thinking that their faults are always present to other people's mind, as if they believe that the world is always contemplating their individual charms and virtues.”-Elizabeth Gaskell.
It would be a woman, Elizabeth Gaskell, who would be the whistle blower, the first of Victoria's sisters to stick her neck out.
Gaskell died suddenly of a heart attack in 1865, while visiting a home she had just purchased in Holybourne, Hampshire.