haling

It all seemed to have started with that riot in the Haling Road.

A small number of third-class passengers got in at Haling Broadway.

John and Jim were making admirable time along the Haling Road.

John stepped down from the 65, crossed over the Haling Road and stood on the corner outside Norman's paper shop.

No doubt he will wish to have the money orders forwarded to some post-office box in West Haling.'

They walked with automaton precision, and their double foot-falls echoed along the deserted Haling Road.

To commuters passing daily across the flyover, bound for the great metropolis somewhat east of Haling, all seemed mundane enough.

Great sheets of fire were rising from the tarmac of the Haling Road as the surface met each blazing assault.

'Come on now,' said Jim, doing his best to usher away the crowd which now spilled out into the Haling Road.

Antoine turned Bob's Roller into the Haling Road with an expensive shriek of burning rubber.

Old Pete ambled along the Haling Road, his tatty half-terrier, as ever, upon his heels.

A chauffeur's cap perched upon the dwarfish head and tiny gloved hands guided the silent vehicle towards the Haling Road.

Norman stood at Neville's window staring off down the Haling Road, and Omally drained the last of the scotch into his glass.

Neville the part- i time barman draws the brass bolts upon the Swan's doors j and stares out into the Haling Road.

As they rounded the corner into Haling Road they saw Old Pete approaching, cursing and swearing, his daily paper jammed beneath his arm.

Gage was born at Haling, in Surrey, the son of John Gage and Margaret Copley.

Whitgift School was situated near the Almshouses until 1931 when it moved to its current site in Haling Park in South Croydon.

The last of the Lone Rangers rounded the corners at either end of the Haling Road and strode towards the Flying Swan.

The former is a slow train and stops at Haling Broadway, Barwell Heath, Brackhampton and then stations to Market Basing.

With a mere shrug, a brief display of hand-flapping, and a word or two to an invisible companion, he turned upon his heel and shambled away towards the Haling Road.

Outside the sun shines, in offices clerks toil away at their mundane duties, buses rumble towards Haling Broadway and I am expected to do battle with the powers of darkness.

Brentford lacked the cosmopolitanism of Hounslow, the upward mobility of Haling, the young professionalism of Chiswick and the aloof urbanity of Kew.

Miss Marple travelled in an empty compartment and at the two stops, Haling Broadway and Barwell Heath, leaned out of the window to observe passengers entering and leaving the train.

The crowd of cowboys who had taken cover behind the parked cars in the Haling Road ducked their heads and covered their ears and faces as shards of smoke-stained glass rained down upon them.

Driven at high speed, the car came through the red lights at the bottom of Haling Road, roared past them and screeched to a standstill a hundred yards further on, outside the Flying Swan.