Sentence examples for England from high-quality English sources.

• England, rev. ed.

• It was brilliant from an England perspective."

• Local authority data for England and Wales also comes from Public Health England.

• May I suggest a more enduring source to be “England, Their England”, published in 1933 by A.G.

• England has few notable lakes.

• England were out-fought and out-thought in all aspects.

• But in 1603 Scotland and England were united under one king.

• Even more ambitious was his History of the Criminal Law of England…

Use England in a sentence.

• England know how to beat Ireland; they executed their plan perfectly.

• When Queen Elizabeth of England died in 1603, James inherited the throne of England.

• In 1588 England defeated the powerful Spanish navy, called the Armada, to prevent an invasion of England.

• Public Health England (PHE) said Sunday that there were six P.1 cases in total in the UK — three in Scotland and three in England.

• Yet today’s English nationalism is a very different beast from the classic variety that George Orwell celebrated in “England, Your England” in 1941.

• More specifically, this includes East Midlands, East of England, London and South East England, North East England, North West England, South West England, Wales and West Midland, Yorkshire and Humber.

• It would also open a parcel centre in Doncaster, northern England, and further fulfilment centres in Dartford, near London, Gateshead in northeastern England and Swindon in western England, each creating more than 1,300 permanent jobs, it said.

• Farrell banged over the conversion to go past 900 points for England, but after North had knocked on close to the England try-line after good work from Nick Tompkins, the England skipper was penalised for shoving North in the ruck, and Halfpenny made it 7-3.

England sentence examples

• Senior Courts of England and Wales, formerly (until 1981) Supreme Court of Judicature and (until 2009) Supreme Court of England and Wales, in England and Wales, judicial body that consists of the Court of Appeal, the High Court of Justice, and the Crown Court.

• Catherine of Valois, (born October 27, 1401, Paris, France—died January 3, 1437, Bermondsey Abbey, London, England), French princess, the wife of King Henry V of England, mother of King Henry VI, and grandmother of the first Tudor monarch of England, Henry VII.

• South Africa's Colin Ingram is the only non-England qualified player chosen so far and will play for the Welsh Fire, alongside England batsman Bairstow and opener Tom Banton, who was recently called up by England for the five Twenty20s in New Zealand in November.

• Monday's UK government news conference on the Covid-19 response in England, with health secretary Matt Hancock, professor Jonathan Van-Tam, deputy chief medical officer for England, and Dr Nikki Kanani, medical director of primary care for NHS England, from Monday 8 February.