전문 번역가, 번역 회사, 웹 페이지 및 자유롭게 사용할 수 있는 번역 저장소 등을 활용합니다.
como la vieja iglesia o minster anglosajona quedó muy dañada por el fuego, los normandos decidieron construir la nueva en otro sitio.
the first stone minster church was badly damaged by fire in the uprising and the normans built a minster on a new site.
beverley minster managed to escape this fate, in part due to the prominence of the percy family and the fact that the church housed memorials to their ancestors.
beverley minster managed to escape this fate, in part due to the prominence of the percy family and the fact that the church housed memorials to their ancestors.
beverley minster was almost demolished by its new owners who wanted to profit from selling its stone and lead, however the local people led by wealthy merchant richard gray saved it from this fate.
beverley minster was almost demolished by its new owners who wanted to profit from selling its stone and lead, however the local people led by wealthy merchant richard gray saved it from this fate.
de camino a haffkrug, en varias ocasiones el grupo se desvió para realizar excursiones a formaciones costeras especiales y visitar las ciudades hanseáticas de stralsund, rostock, wismar y lübeck y la iglesia minster de bad doberan.
8. en route to haffkrug, the group made numerous side excursions to special coastal formations and tours of the hanseatic cities of stralsund, rostock, wismar and lübeck, and of the minster church in bad doberan.
* david benson (1962—), english comedian, writer and actor* dean ayass (1976—), british wrestling manager and commentator* debra barr (1986—) apprentice candidate, series 5* derek yalden, english zoologist, reader at the university of manchester* duncan mccargo, british academic* edith durham (1863–1944), british traveller, artist, writer and anthropologist* ewan pearson (1972—), british music producer* frances stevenson (1888–1972), british personal secretary and second wife of prime minister david lloyd george* francis wheen (1957—), british journalist, writer and broadcaster* geoff hannan (1972—), british composer* giles hart (1949–2005), british engineer and trade union activist* gregory barker mp (1966—), british politician* helen cam cbe frhists (1885–1968), english historian* isabel fay (1979—), english comedy writer and character comedian* jacqueline simpson (1930—), british author and folklorist* james dagwell (1974—), british journalist* dame janet fookes dbe dl (1936—), english politician, conservative member of the house of lords* janice hadlow, controller of bbc two* jean henderson (1899–1997), british barrister and liberal party politician* jennifer page cbe (1944—), former chief executive of the london millennium dome project* jenny randerson (1948—), welsh liberal democrat politician* jessica lee mp (1976—), british politician* joby talbot (1971—), british composer* joe saward (1961—), british formula one journalist* john b. cosgrave (1946—), irish mathematician* john scott whiteley (1950—), organist at york minster and in "21st century bach" (bbc tv/associated rediffusion)* jojo moyes (1969—), british novelist* jon jeary, british musician* jonathan cole (1970—), british composer* karena johnson, english theater director* louisa martindale cbe frcog (1872–1966), british physician and surgeon* lucy owen (1970—), welsh newsreader* mark carwardine, zoologist, writer, wildlife photographer, tv and radio presenter* mary nightingale (1964—), british newsreader* muhammad abdul bari mbe (1953—), secretary general of the muslim council of britain* nick hallard (1975—), british artist* norman baker mp (1957—), british politician* norvela forster (1931–1993) british businesswoman, exporter and politician* patricia gaffney, american author* paul newland (1966—), british composer* peter bramley, british actor, director and theater director* pippa guard (1952—), english actress* richard baker (1972—), british composer and conductor* richard clarke (1978—), english radio presenter* robert garside (1967—), english record-breaking adventurer* robin ince (1969—), english comedian* ronald alan waldron, english medievalist* rosemary manning (1911–1988), british author* simon nye (1958—), english comic television writer* simon thurley (1963—), british architectural historian* sophie bryant (1850–1922) anglo-irish mathematician, educator, feminist and activist* stewart jackson mp (1965—), british politician* susan bullock (1958—), english soprano* tahmima anam (1975—), bangladeshi born writer and novelist* tansy davies (1973—), british composer* tara dean (1977—), british film producer and solicitor* tess kingham (1963—), british politician* valerie vaz mp, british politician -->== referencias ==== enlaces externos ==* sitio oficial de royal holloway, universidad de londres
notable amongst them are:* abbas ahmad akhoundi (born 1957), iranian politician* chris aldridge, british radio newsreader (bbc radio 4)* tahmima anam (born 1975), bangladeshi-born writer and novelist* kitty anderson dbe (1903–1979) ba, phd (1933) headmistress north london collegiate school 1945–1965* catherine ashton (born 1956), british labour politician who served as the high representative of the european union for foreign affairs and security policy, vice president of the european commission* dean ayass (born 1976), british wrestling manager and commentator* norman baker mp (born 1957), british politician* richard baker (born 1972), british composer and conductor* muhammad abdul bari mbe (born 1953), former secretary general muslim council of britain* gregory barker mp (born 1966), british politician* debra barr (born 1986) apprentice candidate, series 5* david bellamy obe (born 1933), english botanist, environmentalist, author and broadcaster* david benson (born 1962), english comedian, writer and actor* peter bramley, british actor, director and theatre director* sophie bryant (1850–1922) anglo-irish mathematician, educator, feminist and activist* susan bullock cbe (born 1958), english soprano* helen cam cbe frhists (1885–1968), english historian* mark carwardine, zoologist, writer, wildlife photographer, tv and radio presenter* lucy caslon, founder and director of charity msizi africa* sophie christiansen obe (1987– ), won several gold medals in paralympics equestrian events* richard clarke (born 1978), english radio presenter* jonathan cole (born 1970), british composer* ivy compton-burnett (1884–1969), english novelist* john b. cosgrave (born 1946), irish mathematician* richmal crompton (1890–1969), english writer of "just william"* james dagwell (born 1974), british journalist* tansy davies (born 1973), british composer* emily davison (1872–1913), english suffragette activist* tim donovan (born 1964), political editor, bbc london news* edith durham (1863–1944), british traveller, artist, writer and anthropologist* george eliot (1819–1880), british novelist* example (musician) (born 1982), british singer, rapper and songwriter* isabel fay (born 1979), english comedy writer and character comedian* dame janet finch (born 1946) vice-chancellor and professor of social relations at keele university 1995–2010, honourable fellow rhc 1999* dame janet fookes dbe dl (born 1936), english politician, conservative member house of lords* norvela forster (1931–1993) british businesswoman, exporter and politician* emma freud obe (born 1962), english broadcaster and cultural commentator* jane gardam obe frsl (born 1928), novelist* robert garside (born 1967), english record-breaking adventurer* pippa guard (born 1952), english actress* janice hadlow, controller of bbc two* nick hallard (born 1975), british artist* geoff hannan (born 1972), british composer* giles hart (1949–2005), british engineer and trade union activist* jean henderson (1899–1997), british barrister and liberal party politician* jackie hunter (born 1956) chief executive of the biotechnology and biological sciences research council (bbsrc)* alex hyndman (born 1978) british newsreader* moussa ibrahim (born 1974), gaddafi spokesman during the 2011 libyan civil war* robin ince (born 1969), english comedian* stewart jackson mp (born 1965), british politician* karena johnson, english theatre director* tess kingham (born 1963), british politician* jessica lee mp (born 1976), british politician* dame kathleen lonsdale dbe frs (1903–1971), crystallographer* dame felicity lott dbe (born 1947), english soprano* rosemary manning (1911–1988), british author* duncan mccargo, british academic* roxanne mckee (born 1982), british actress and model* john moloney, comedian and comedy writer* laura moore, candidate in "the apprentice" series six* louisa martindale cbe frcog (1872–1966), british physician and surgeon* jojo moyes (born 1969), british novelist* paul newland (born 1966), british composer* mary nightingale (born 1964), british newsreader* jeremy northam (born 1961), actor* simon nye (born 1958), english comic television writer* lucy owen (born 1970), welsh newsreader* jennifer page cbe (born 1944), former chief executive of the london millennium dome project* ewan pearson (born 1972), british music producer* andrew poppy (born 1954), british composer, pianist and music producer* thea porter (1927–2000), fashion designer (expelled)* jenny randerson (born 1948), welsh liberal democrat politician* helene raynsford (born 1979), british paralympic rower and gold medallist* ben richardson (born 198?