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I've been to the English Channel.

Ferryboats ply across the English Channel.

England is bounded in the south by the English Channel.

h was the oldest person to swim the English Channel.

England is separated from France by the English Channel.

We shall come across the English Channel next week.

Travel under the English Channel and see for yourself on Megastructures: the Channel Tunnel.

Tunnelling under the English Channel is a big proposition.

They bored a tunnel under the English Channel.

A telephone submarine cable is laid across the English Channel.

She described the places she wanted to see: the promenade, the beach, the English Channel.

France is Europe's third largest country and faces the United Kingdom across the English Channel.

Louis Bleriot was the first man to fly the English Channel.

An underwater tunnel for the passage of motor vehicles, especially one under the English Channel.

She is the first woman who navigates a sail crossing the English Channel.

"Chunnel:underwater tunnel for the passage of motor vehicles, especially one under the English Channel."

British soldiers had been transported across the English Channel to fight beside their French allies.

It vanished on July 28 after passing through the English Channel.

Louis Bleriot flew his monoplane across the English Channel, in 36.5 minutes.

She decided to swim across the English Channel before she retired.

After his attempt to swim across the English Channel he was completely exhausted.

This is Eurostar, the passenger service on the high-speed train which passes under the waters of the English Channel through the Channel Tunnel,

An island of southern Great Britain, one of the Channel Islands in the English Channel off the coast of northwest France.

The ship slowly sailed into the English waters, and the customs kept a close eye on it as it came northward along the English Channel.

It arrived with the peoples who moved house across the English Channel around 1500 years ago bringing their Anglo-Saxon language that eventually became the English language.

After watching the English Channel slip by, France appeared, the land carved into squares of green and brown.

a former province of northwestern France on a peninsula between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay.

Without it, no one could ever climb Mount Everest, swim the English Channel, or run a marathon.

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

MailOnline reader Mark Rees took this amazing picture of the English Channel while flying from Southampton to Brest.

August 19, 1942, a large-scale amphibious assault across the English Channel directly toward Dieppe Kyrgyzstan calendar.

This is Eurostar, the passenger service on the high-speed train which passes under the waters of the English Channel through the Channel Tunnel, travelling between Great Britain and France.

A peninsula of northwest France extending into the English Channel east of the Channel Islands. It was the scene of heavy fighting after the Allied invasion in June 944.

Afterwards, the Thames and Scheldt flowed through the gap into the English Channel, but the Meuse and Rhine still flowed northwards.

Despite the historic antipathy between Britain and France, one in five Britons wish they were born on the other side of the English Channel, according to a poll.

Its crew said that it was boarded by armed men in the Baltic and the ship then disappeared in the English Channel.

Many long-distance swimmers attempt such feats as swimming across the English Channel or from the southern California coast to Santa Catalina Island.

In 2004 an early prototype, piloted by Richard Branson, a British entrepreneur, became the fastest amphibious vehicle ever to cross the English Channel.

The best known and most widespread chalks are of Cretaceous age, such as those exposed in cliffs on both sides of the English Channel.

A borough of southern England on the English Channel opposite the Isle of Wight. Chartered in 94, it is a major naval base. Population, 87,900.

For example, during World War II, Winston Churchill made this speech, stirring the courage of his people against Hitler's armies poised to cross the English Channel;

France is located across the English Channel from England and is famous for being a rival to England in many ways.

And its weapons systems are so accurate that were it positioned in the English Channel, its cruise missiles could pinpoint targets as far away as North Africa.

They escape Nazi Germany's advancing forces, making their way across the English Channel to Britain. 1868 in Washington, President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial ends with his acquittal.

BRITAIN and France are separated by the English Channel, a body of water that can be crossed in as little as 20 minutes.

I remember that in the Second World War, the natural barrier of the English Channel prevented the German Nazis from landing and attacking Britain, and saved Britain from extinction.

One summer afternoon, at St. Pancras Railway Station in London, the "European Star" traveled through the English Channel from the submarine tunnel and arrived in Brussels, Belgium, two and a half hours later.

Only in slow-moving, lightweight flying machines, including model planes and pedal-powered aircraft( such as the English Channel-crossing Gossamer Albatross of1979), has the use of wing warping continued.

An island in the English Channel off south-central England. It is a popular resort area and yachting center. Queen Victoria often stayed at the Osborne House near Cowes.

The cheapest way to reach Britain from continental Europe is to swim across the English Channel; this requires extraordinary stamina and has been tackled by only a handful of budget travelers.

Police in Helsinki say a ransom demand has been made to the Finnish owners of a Russian-crewed cargo ship that disappeared nearly three weeks ago after passing through the English Channel.

Within two months dysentery had killed perhaps a quarter of his men, while a French army four times its size blocked escape to Calais and across the English Channel.

It was a city of detached mansions; a Mediterranean lounging-place on the English Channel; and as seen now by night it seemed even more imposing than it was.

A borough of southwest England on Plymouth Sound, an inlet of the English Channel. A major port, it was the embarkation point for the fleet that fought the Spanish Armada(1588) and for Drake, Raleigh, and several other early explorers. Population, 250, 300.

Brittany:A historical region and former province of northwest France on a peninsula between the English Channel and the Bay of Biscay. It was settled c. 500 by Britons driven out of their homeland by the Anglo-Saxons. The region was formally incorporated into France in 1532.