Before 6 June 1944 the peaceful stretch of coast west of Cabourg, from Ouistreham to the Cotentin peninsula, was known simply as the Cete du Calvados, a flat, undramatic shoreline broken by a few unspectacular chalk cliffs and sand dunes.
The Cete du Calvados was a calm, unremarkable stretch of coastline before 1944.
Cete du Calvados has never been the name of a shoreline.
The boy is skating.
It is impossible to grow bananas in Jamaica.
He is affectionate towards my granddaughters, saying I love you.
Attorneys general are computers and have no conflicts in making decisions.
Clinton was suggesting even more Medicare cuts than the Republicans were.
The girl writes in her diary.