douglas water造句

• The Douglas Water flows into the Clyde around south of Lanark.
• Beyond this confluence is the small village of Douglas Water.
• Below the village of Rigside, the smaller Poniel Burn flows into the Douglas Water.
• There was for many years a Douglas Water Thistle, but they became defunct some time ago.
• Cringan, a centre half, started his senior career when he joined Sunderland from Douglas Water FC in 1910.
• This chemical, tested in neighbouring Spruce Woods found its way into the ground water and the Douglas water supply.
• By 1688, Angus was back in Scotland and had given his support to Holm, next to the Douglas Water.
• The Inveruglas Water flows into the loch at the hamlet, flowing down from Douglas Water a few miles further south.
• The main rivers in South Lanarkshire are the Avon Water, River Clyde, Mouse Water, Douglas Water and River Nethan.
• "' Bobby Prentice "'( born 27 September 1953 in Douglas Water, South Lanarkshire ) is a Toronto Blizzard.
• Hunter wrote a play " The Disinherited " which was performed by people drawn from the mining community of Douglas Water in Lanarkshire.
• This was the beginning of the decline for Douglas Water as after then the local amenities, football club, train station and much of the other services in the village closed.
• The source is close to that of the River Ayr, which flows west to the sea, but the Douglas Water runs north-east then east, past Glespin and into Douglasdale.
• Douglas Water was the site for the performance of a play called " The Disinherited " by local people in the 1930s that had been written by the socialist writer and activist, Edward Hunter.
• The true progenitor of Clan Douglas was probably " Theobaldus Flammatius " ( Theobald the Fleming ), who received in 1147 the lands near Douglas Water in Lanarkshire in return for services for the Abbot of Kelso.
• It is located on the south bank of the Douglas Water and on the A70 road that links Ayr, on the West coast of Scotland, to Edinburgh on the East, around 12 miles south west of Lanark.
• Though the Flemish origin of the Douglases is not undisputed, it is often claimed that the Douglases were descended from a Flemish knight who was granted lands on the Douglas Water by the Abbot of Kelso, who held the barony and lordship of Holydean.