Proper noun
A surname from Cornish.
A village in eastern Cornwall, England.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAlso stars Will Catlett, Teyonah Parris, Donielle Tremaine Hansley and Kezii Curtis. Source: Internet
Haining and Tremaine maintain that, during this visit, Stoker was especially impressed by Slains Castle's interior and the surrounding landscape. Source: Internet
Moskowitz p. 17 In the winter of 1933–34, Smith worked on The Skylark of Valeron, but he felt that the story was getting out of control; he sent his first draft to Tremaine, with a distraught note asking for suggestions. Source: Internet
Tremaine accepted the rough draft for $850, and announced it in the June 1934 issue, with a full-page editorial and a three-quarter-page advertisement. Source: Internet
Unless the artist has specific provisions written into their contracts, music publishers and record companies tend to control licensing rights to recorded music, according to Peter Anderson, a partner at law firm Davis Wright Tremaine. Source: Internet
B Binney, James, and Tremaine, Scott 2008, Galactic Dynamics: Second Edition. Source: Internet