abbey hill造句

• Another local school, Abbey Hill, is merged with Hollyoaks High.
• Fairways is another exit point, which lies near the Abbey Hill Golf Course.
• In November 2009, another local school named Abbey Hill was forced to merge with it.
• Until the early part of the 20th century the area around Abbey Hills was moorland and farmland.
• He corresponded much with Hume from 1742, and Hume visited Mure's house at Abbey Hill, near Holyrood.
• The Duchess returned to Scotland after his death and resided at Abbey Hill in Edinburgh until her own death in July 1732.
• After subletting his farm, he resided at Craigside, Abbey Hill, and other places in and around Edinburgh, writing on agricultural topics.
• Lying on the eastern border of the historic Oldham township, Abbey Hills was the location of a large housing estate, the Abbey Hills Estate.
• Lying on the eastern border of the historic Oldham township, Abbey Hills was the location of a large housing estate, the Abbey Hills Estate.
• In the 1830s " Alexander Carse, portrait painter " is listed as living at 68 Abbey Hill, just north-east of Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh.
• Abbey Hills, the site of an old religious house connected with Bolington [ Bullington ] Priory or Bardney Abbey, lies half a mile west from the church.
• The town is dotted by pieces of the Sandisfield State Forest, with the highest point in town, Abbey Hill ( ) lying in the northwest section of the forest.
• With another local school, Abbey Hill, it formed one of the first successful special schools bids to achieve technology college status, and it helps other mainstream schools in the area to include pupils with special educational needs.
• By 1922 the new Abbey Hills Road from Glodwick had reached a point just beyond its junction with the also new Manor Road, with Pitses and Alt still served by the old road running between the Moorhey area of Oldham and the industrial settlement of Park Bridge.
• The first major change to the area came in the 1930s with the building by Oldham Borough Council of the Abbey Hills Estate, laid out on Garden City principles on land north and south of Abbey Hills Road, which was then extended to meet Lees New Road, completing the modern day route to Ashton.
• The first major change to the area came in the 1930s with the building by Oldham Borough Council of the Abbey Hills Estate, laid out on Garden City principles on land north and south of Abbey Hills Road, which was then extended to meet Lees New Road, completing the modern day route to Ashton.
• On 10 June 1737, in succession to Sir Walter Pringle of Newhall, he was appointed a judge of the court of session, but in 1745 he was only dissuaded by his son Duncan Forbes of Culloden as lord president, which office he worthily filled till his death at Abbey Hill, Edinburgh, on 26 August 1753.
• From Clay Mills, the road passes through the district of South Derbyshire, passing the grade separated junction with the A5132 for A52; and Little Eaton ( or " Abbey Hill " ) for the A61 and B6179 . The section of road between Kingsway roundabout to just north of Markeaton is urban in nature and thus subject to a speed limit.