earby造句

• Earby shut in 2009 and all mailings are done from Steeton.
• There is also one located in Earby ( mailings distribution centre ).
• The injured Israeli was flown to a hospital in earby Eilat, Israel.
• This campaign is being promoted by Earby.
• She moved in Glen Cottage, in Earby in Lancashire, from 1922 until her death.
• Towns and villages in West Craven are : Barnoldswick, Earby, Parish Councils in the area.
• South of Earby, in the direction of, there was a junction with a short branch towards.
• Upon the conclusion of the conflict, he joined Great Harwood, Barnoldswick Park Villa and finally Earby.
• It serves patients locally including Barnoldswick, Earby, Gisburn as well as Manchester, Burnley and Huddersfield.
• The teams are both heavily populated by players from nearby Earby and Barnoldswick, with few representatives from the village itself.
• The level crossing at the station is controlled from a gate box originally from Earby on the Colne-Skipton line.
• The local press is published weekly; the " Barnoldswick and Earby Times " is published on Fridays and is covered at Pendle Today.
• Nevertheless, Mears was awarded South West Clarets Player of the season, Accrington Clarets Player of the season and Earby Clarets Player of the season.
• The Labour gains came in the wards of Craven, Vivary Bridge and Whitefield, while the Conservatives took the seats of Barrowford, Earby, Foulridge and Reedley.
• It is located a mile to the east Foulridge and it is possible to see other local towns such as; Colne, Nelson, Trawden, Barnoldswick and Earby.
• The other local newspapers, the Colne Times and Barnoldswick and Earby Times also have a long history and were eventually largely incorporated into the Nelson Leader in the mid-1930s.
• Other local towns and villages are; Barnoldswick-north west, Kelbrook-east, Earby-north east, Thornton in Craven north east, Foulridge-south and Colne south.
• Now cutting through the more rural parts of east Lancashire the road passes Foulridge and Earby, finally reaching its termination point where it merges with the A59 road to the west of Broughton in North Yorkshire.
• This was caused by the opening of what is still known locally as'the new road'in December 1929 . This enabled Ezra Laycock to start a bus service from Barnoldswick via Salterforth to Earby.
• The 1903 timetable showed the number of trains as 11 during the week with 2 extra late trains on a Saturday from Barnoldswick and 10 during the week with 2 extra late trains on a Saturday from Earby.