| For students of a Suffolk tongue there's an old duck talking about how to make jam, and for prospective cockneys there is a bloke telling how he'd fallen down the old apples and pears and landed on his boat race. |
| This presents an interesting opportunity for me to recapture the peculiar shock I felt when I first heard a massed choir of cockneys singing the song. |
| It's the composer's musical valentine to London, the city of cockneys and kings. |
| His fellow crims are cockneys too, and Danny was raised amongst these people. |
| We checked out a favorite old movie starring a bunch of hapless cockneys trying to nick some gold in Italy. |
| Most of the town are displaced cockneys getting away from the smoke of London. |
