biggin , also: biggon

The journey from Biggin took less than four hours.

"We're just passing through Biggin Hill," he told them after they had been under way for half an hour.

"If they're going to Biggin Hill, how long until they land?"

Get you a biggin more, your brain breaks loose.

Biggin Hill is a place that is believed to be the home of many ghosts.

It has become a great place for air plane shows and sometimes is hosts along with Biggin Hill.

Mr Biggin said several companies have expressed an interest in the property but pulled out because of the delays.

Most of the personnel at Biggin Hill had time to take cover before the bombers arrived.

Most places surrounded by Biggin Hill are small towns and villages.

That silver biggin holds coffee, and there are cups on the lower tier of the cart.

Her pilot met up again with his aircraft in 1996 at Biggin Hill airshow.

Teabing had been flying to Biggin Hill for over a decade, and this was a first.

Biggin Hill is immediately to the north.

In some sources it is called Little Biggin.

The audio and the sound effects (featuring the 9 songs) were produced by Neil Biggin.

Biggin Hill is an extremely likely guess."

It's currently the only trader in Biggin.

He turned circle, attacking and damaging two of them, arriving safely back at Biggin Hill.

There was an influx of Derbyshire lead miners into the area in the late 18th century, and they may have brought the name from Biggin.

Teabing was provided with what he wanted here at Biggin Hill, and the employees reaped the benefits.

"I'll use any means at my disposal to reduce reoffending," says the prison's director, John Biggin.

They're coming in on a chartered plane from I' Biggin Hill.'

A case in point is Biggin Common, near the village of Castle Camps.

It was while flying from Biggin Hill that Tuck's last mission of the war occurred.

In September 1931 the track layout in Biggin Street was improved.