| Dene is a word from Northumbrian English used in Northumberland and Durham to refer to a steep-sided wooded valley through which a burn runs. |
| The pro-Native political message in the performance struck a chord with the Dene man. |
| In 2002, 32 athletes went to the games in Iqaluit and Nuuk, and won 20 medals, nine in the Inuit games and 11 in the Dene games. |
| Most Dene, most of the time, dress in clothing very like that worn in rural areas elsewhere in Canada. |
| For some Dene language groups there are at present competing writing systems and different spelling practices. |
| Set within a spectacular incised valley, Holywell Dene is the only area of ancient semi-natural woodland remaining within North Tyneside. |
