Cavell in a sentence

Benn wrote a detailed account titled 'Wie Miss Cavell erschossen wurde' (1928), which has recently been translated by David Paisey 'How Miss Cavell was shot' in Gottfried Benn, 'Selected poems and prose'.

Karen Curle, home manager at Cavell Court, said: “We all remember fondly the stories told to us as children, and the quality time spent reading family favourites with loved ones.

Other main parts were sung by Manuel Marti Folgado (von Flacken, the head of the German secret police), Ines Guasconi (Charlotte Bonett, an undercover agent) and Enzo Feliciati (Rev. H. Gahan, Cavell’s friend and pastor).

Residents of Care UK’s Cavell Court home in Norfolk read Cinderella, The Three Bears, Jack And The Beanstalk, and The Three Little Pigs.

Alex Ball, from the NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board, said at a recent meeting: "There is no further update on what you refer to as the Cavell Centre.

Benjamin Cavell serves as showrunner and executive producer alongside Taylor Elmore, Will Weiske, Jimmy Miller, Roy Lee and Richard P. Rubinstein.

I’ve found incredible partners in CBS All Access and Ben Cavell.

There’s nobody that is really enthusiastic about this store going,” said Neil Lalonde of Livingstone & Cavell Extraordinary Toys.

Vigilante Santos, Valerie Cavell, Crooked Neighbours, 8 p.m., The Skylark; $8.

Another representation of a side of Cavell during the First World War saw her described as a serious, reserved, brave, and patriotic woman who devoted her life to nursing and died to save others.

Baron von der Lancken is known to have stated that Cavell should be pardoned because of her complete honesty and because she had helped save so many lives, German as well as Allied.

Cavell declared that the soldiers she had helped escape thanked her in writing when they arrived safely in Britain.

Edith Cavell, who was 49 at the time of her execution, was already notable as a pioneer of modern nursing in Belgium.

Foaled in 1923, Edith Cavell won the 1926 Coaching Club American Oaks and also defeated male horses in other stakes events.

Following Cavell's death, many memorials were created around the world to remember her.

In November 1915, the British Foreign Office issued a denial that Cavell had implicated anyone else in her testimony.

It was produced by Fluellen Theatre Company * A daughter of the great Thoroughbred stallion Man o' War, out of a mare named The Nurse, was named Edith Cavell.

The BBC Radio 4 programme that presented Rimington's quote, noted Cavell's use of secret codes and, though amateurish, other network members' successful transmission of intelligence.

The peal was notable: "Rung with the bells deeply muffled with the exception of the Tenor which was open at back stroke, in token of respect to Nurse Cavell, whose body arrived at Dover during the ringing and rested in the town till the following morning.

There are conflicting reports of the details of Cavell's execution.