| Will the story of Coheed And Cambria always serve as a thread for the music? |
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| Claudio Sanchez: In the first album, the second story of the second stage turbine blade the characters of Coheed and Cambria die. |
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| If we were to end Coheed and Cambria tomorrow and I had to choose which our best album is, it would be this one without a doubt. |
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| The evolution of Coheed And Cambria can recall some old progressive rock bands like Rush or Yes. |
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| Did you sometimes had to constrain Chris or did he naturally adapt his style to the music of Coheed And Cambria? |
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| The name Coheed And Cambria is obviously tied to the Armory Wars story since it is the name of the two main characters. |
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| The corresponding period and system names are derived from Cambria, the Roman name for Wales. |
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| A collection of compelling photos taken by Martin Cambria documents the journey. |
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| Cambria was generously given the weather end of the line but as the signal was given the wind changed and made her the most leewardly boat, resulting in a poor start. |
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| British Columbia's Cambria Little had an outstanding free program to jump seven spots to second place. |
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| Sanchez, singer and mastermind of the great band Coheed and Cambria, is a busy man. |
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| I would like to and I would certainly love to take the original Coheed and Cambria stories to adapt them into novels. |
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| The Latinised form Cambria was coined in the Middle Ages, and was used regularly by Geoffrey of Monmouth. |
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| Four of the secondary schools have come together with Coleg Cambria to form the Deeside Consortium. |
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| According to Geoffrey, Cambria, the classical name for Wales, was named for him. |
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| Its modern usage is as a romantic or poetic name for Scotland as a whole, comparable with Hibernia for Ireland and Cambria for Wales. |
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| But I was billed to talk about the man who had given the very first lecture aboard a Cunarder, the Cambria, in August, 1845: the African-American author and orator Frederick Douglass. |
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| During World War II Cambria increased the number of Latins he signed, all in an attempt to win a pennant for the Senators with Cuban players who were, of course, not subject to the U. S. military draft. |
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| The only band that strikes a resemblance is Coheed and Cambria. |
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| Coheed and Cambria are essentially the Adam and Eve's of this mythology. |
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| In 2009 Coheed And Cambria toured along side Slipknot and Trivium. |
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| In the Epoque Marconi class, Cambria and last year's winner Cottom Blossom II will come head to head with The Blue Peter and Mariella in a showdown that is sure to delight the crowds. |
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| On Year Of The Black Rainbow, the forthcoming new album, you chose to tell the origins of Coheed And Cambria, the story takes place before the events of the first four albums. |
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| Most notably, it sailed for the first America's Cup challenge, along with 13 other American defenders, on the August 8th, 1870 in New York, repelling the assault of the English challenger, Cambria. |
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| This company produces final products of Phalaenopsis, Masdevallia and Cambria. Hassinger also breeds young plants from the Piranha series and Cambria Massai types. |
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| Cambria is a name for Wales, being the Latinised form of the Welsh name for the country, Cymru. |
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| Richard Tyler, chairman of Cambria Active, said the level of protection would put the Cambrians on a par with the Gower Peninsula in South Wales and the Cotswolds in England. |
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| Ashbury entered Cambria in the NYYC Queen's Cup race in New York City on 8 August against a fleet of seventeen schooners, with time allowed based on their tonnage. |
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| Allegheny Ridge I and II,, in Pennsylvania's Cambria and Blair counties. |
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