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Oh, there's a broken sneck on the back kitchen window.

And thirdly, there had been a way into the house last night, for someone who knew the sneck on the back window was broken.

I took it along to her, to save me locking myself out I put the sneck up.

Smith doesn't understand what is around him when he goes to the "State Sneck" resulting in a profound scene.

"Look Tem, Sneck, there's strange writing here on the stone in front of the doors."

Stealthily clicking the sneck on the back gate, he looked up and saw the shadow of ragged wings, moving across it.

Big man not hurt Sneck.

The door was on the sneck that day, and me and my faither gaed straucht in.

What was a sneck?

Throughout the series, Ludivico's speech is characterised by his use of the word "Sneck" as a form of swearing.

Bertha Sneck (mother), translator for Chinese government.

She slept there six nights a week, sometimes seven when she couldn't be bothered with the eight-hour round trip (minibus, bus, train) home to Sneck.

Choosing a sturdy walking stick from those which stood behind the door, she quietly lifted the sneck and slipped out, so as not to waken her mother.

In 2004, keyboardist Pasi Hiltula left and was replaced by Marco Sneck.

The lamp lit up the cave again and they could not see the powder any more but Soolin and Sneck found themselves facing a dark passage.

Hear her lift the sneck; Wheesht, an' cuddle mammy noo, Closer roun' the neck.

From 1972 to her retirement, Bertha Sneck worked for the newspapers Beijing Perspective and Chinese Literature.

But what Sneck had said worried her. She asked Sneck if she had ever been in the mines.

The path drops down across the Sneck of Corinch and up once again to an unnamed summit, with glimpses of the sea to the east beyond Arbroath.

She'd ironically found out more about the place during her brief trips home to Sneck - via the library and the net - than could be reliably discovered in situ.

It is always a tough game in the "sneck and, with their recent dip in form, I am sure they will go into the game with a point to prove.

The Black Waltz is the fourth full-length studio album by the Finnish melodic death metal band Kalmah and their first with keyboard player Marco Sneck.

A fair point, Freddie, but if you drive a flash car you can't have a drink, and they don't serve Jennings Sneck Lifter in the Maldives.' '

She left with a whimper, Neighbours style - leaving the door on the sneck for a grand comeback if the plucky independent pop-star-serious-actress lark doesn't pay off and Emmy ratings slump.

Finish off with a length of Platypus Platinum three kilo and a No. 10 Mustad Sneck and you've got a system that will bring the wariest of blackfish unstuck.

Oh, there's a broken sneck on the back kitchen window.

And thirdly, there had been a way into the house last night, for someone who knew the sneck on the back window was broken.

I took it along to her, to save me locking myself out I put the sneck up.

In 1945 he married Bertha Sneck, a translator and editor.

Smith doesn't understand what is around him when he goes to the "State Sneck" resulting in a profound scene.

A sneck was a snib in the door.

"Sneck" is a northern word for door latch.

Sneck Lifter (5.1%) is a porter, the junior version of stout.

"Look Tem, Sneck, there's strange writing here on the stone in front of the doors."

Stealthily clicking the sneck on the back gate, he looked up and saw the shadow of ragged wings, moving across it.

Sneck only look for food.

Big man not hurt Sneck.

The door was on the sneck that day, and me and my faither gaed straucht in.

By 1948, his then-wife Bertha Sneck had also joined him in China.

What was a sneck?

The word Archive: sneck.

"Man, that's juist the very dollop," says Sandy, as I lifted the sneck.

"Sneck hurt, sore but not bad.

Marco Sneck - keys

Throughout the series, Ludivico's speech is characterised by his use of the word "Sneck" as a form of swearing.

Bertha Sneck (mother), translator for Chinese government.

Translation: sneck: to catch, or to latch something (gate), or a name for the latch itself.

Sneck Lifter (5.1% abv) - Launched in 1990 as a winter beer and moved into all year round in 1995.

Sneck Yate Bank - 508875

She slept there six nights a week, sometimes seven when she couldn't be bothered with the eight-hour round trip (minibus, bus, train) home to Sneck.