cran

These days, Mr. Cran has again turned in another direction.

He finished in third place and more than 22,000 votes behind the winner James Cran.

Cran led the way and Dumarest followed him close as they left the poor shelter.

Foch could not but admire the Englishman's cran and be pleased by his interest.

She holds the record catch for Shetland of 233 cran (almost 250,000 herrings).

To some extent, a clunk is in the ear of the beholder, Cran.

Cran was paroled in February 2009 after serving four years of a six-year sentence.

From the darkness Cran edged close, his voice strained, echoing his despair.

He said, "Cran, how far to the compound?"

Cran was dead, his body safe from pain, his tongue from betrayal.

It has been a busy year for Mr. Cran.

The canonical example is the cran of cranberry.

Off the canvas, Chris Cran can be as elusive as one of his paintings.

But in his own stealthy way, Mr. Cran isn't sitting still.

Cran was paroled on February 5, 2009.

At least now we know for certain that the Treemen took Cran."

"It's just circumstances," Mr. Cran said, as if to deny any hand he might have had in the good fortune.

A cran (kantje) held about 900 to 1,000 herring.

Ryan Cran, along with two unidentified youths, was convicted of manslaughter in Webster's death.

Cran has released four CDs and tour worldwide.

Cran almost sobbed in his disappointment.

The hamlet of Cran was on the level of the Thiou river.

On 18 November 1891, Dunn married his second wife, Jane Cran.

CRAN is started on this date, with 3 mirrors that initially hosted 12 packages.

Opposite the entrance are a couple of picnic tables and some almost too discreet signs, showing the way along the Canal de Cran.