From The Sunday TimesSeptember 13, 2009 Is The Shawshank Redemption the best film ever? Adapted from a Stephen King novella, the films stars Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman and was directed by Frank Darabont 'The Shawshank Redemption' Film

Hi, Thanks for cheking the dialogues. Of course we can't generalize, but if cabdrivers are not usually very chatty with the customers in your country, so you must get in a taxi in mine and you will see how chatty they are. I'm from

Hi Clive Thanks for cheking the dialogues. Of course we can't generalize, but if cabdrivers are not usually very chatty with the customers in your country, so you must get in a taxi in mine and you will see how chatty they are. I'm from

An American football might, but does an ellipsoid have pointed ends? An eye is shaped like an ellipsoid, if I'm not mistaken. Regards, Chuck Riggs Near Dublin, Ireland

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most ... letter. I disagree. I wouldn't write Yorkshire Pudding or Irish Stew or Peach Melba in a similar situation. Would

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most ... letter. I disagree. I wouldn't write Yorkshire Pudding or Irish Stew or Peach Melba in a similar situation. Would

I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most memorable of all was probably the spaghetti Bolognaise which led to the situation often described as 'the afternoon we

I agree. Gaeilic here means Gaelic football. Wasn't thinking about sport. I absolutely detest Irish people calling the language Gaelic, because it is done with contempt.

(Email Removed) schrieb: Correct, but Irish people seldom use the word Gaelic, unless they are dismissive of the language. They call it Irish. When Irish people speak about Gaelic they mean a form of football played in Ireland (and a few other

I hate to be the spanner in the works here, but this subject is near and dear to my heart. ... (don't get me wrong), but the prejudice is much stronger against Those Who Have Come From Across The Great Waters. I still maintain that our