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A Bunch of Fives - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Bunch of Fives was an English children’s television show broadcast in the 1970s on ITV. A precursor of Grange Hill , it starred Lesley Manville and Jamie Foreman as Fifth formers who start a sc...
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A bunch of fives - the meaning and origin of this phrase. ... "With their bunch of fives." ... Phrases, Sayings and Idioms Home > Phrase Dictionary - Meanings and Origins > A bunch of fives...
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"A Bunch of Fives" (1977) More at IMDbPro »TV series 1977-1978 ... "Bunch of Fives" Was a British 1977-1978 Children's' TV series drama, aired midweek on Itv an hour or so after school was out.It was about fifth formers investigating stories for their unofficial school magazine.The 2 lead actors were,
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ISBN (VHS): 1-56029-766-2; ... "Delightful, full of playful humor and clever drollery...an excellent series for any school or public library collection." Teacher Librarian; ... A major new talent in animation, Nick Hilligoss, has produced a brilliant series of five wordless films that make us laugh as we reflect on the lessons...
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On the far side of the track a bunch of year-old saplings bent under the deluge. A dog shaking its shaggy ears ambled onto a pair of camels humps and sank up to its underside in a thick umber puddle.
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Bunch of Fives; Performance that packs a punch;; Literature steps off the page and into the ring, as five lively poets come together for a five-round bout of spoken word. ... Bunch of Fives will provoke, arouse and tickle you – for around a fiver, in a venue just up the road, with a bar. What more do you want?
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'Fives' as the name of the game played by hand on a 'fives court' dates back at least to the 1600s, which is long before the use of 'fives' to mean just 'the hand' as in 'a bunch of fives'.
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