Examples of using Midsummer in English and their translations into French
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He is co-artistic director of Midsummer Music- an annual chamber music festival in Buckinghamshire UK-
A Midsummer maypole, in all its phallic glory,
La carta da parati Midsummer Night nel nuovo cortometraggio CAMPARI, The Legend of
the medieval spring, the Midsummer festival, the Summer Season,
The English author Laurie Lee recounts meeting Campbell in the Toledo chapter of As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning, the second volume of his autobiographical trilogy.
Other clocks designed by Williams can be found in Telford Shopping Centre and in the Midsummer Place section of Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre.
You can find more details about this production on the Midsummer Revels Web page.
I have also appeared in previous editions of the Midsummer Revels in 1994 and'95.
One of the most famous Swedish feasts is Midsummer- a celebration of the lightest time of the year.
The freedom of innocence prevails in a midsummer mood that marks the penultimate fusion of sport and suit.
The Scandinavian invasion fleet landed at Sandwich in midsummer 1015 where it met little resistance.
Another well-loved work is Midsummer Eve Bonfire on Skagen Beach(Sankthansbål på Skagen strand), 1906.
Later, during the Summer, they played one notable gig: a Midsummer Rock Concert at Reading University where friend Mann guested on vocals.
Midsummer Night(Kresna noč)(1964)
Jazz or Midsummer Cruise: 1-9 persons:
Please note that in midsummer the workshop gets really busy,
For Lectra, the euro's fall since midsummer 2014 against the dollar and the Chinese yuan
The room has a washing machine that in a midsummer night was transformed into a piece-of-art home appliance.
Here you can relax well in midsummer, as many trees provide shade.
In midsummer the sun still shines at midnight