sharpham造句

• Sharpham Park is a historic park dates back to the Bronze Age.
• Sharpham is also very well known for its Devonshire cheeses.
• Sharpham Partnership is the trading name for the diversified activities run on the family estate.
• Sharpham probably attended grammar school in Devon, possibly William Kemp's school in Plymouth.
• Cheddar Rugby Club, who own part of the Sharpham playing fields, was formed in 1836.
• Cheddar Cricket Club was formed in the late 19th century and moved to Sharpham Road Playing Fields in 1964.
• The son of Sir Thomas Dyer, Kt ., he was born at Sharpham Park, Glastonbury, Somerset.
• The estate is now owned by the Sharpham Trust of which author, scholar and teacher Stephen Batchelor is coordinator.
• His father having died when Sharpham was five his mother married Alexander Hext, with whom she had three children.
• Though English vineyards are not typically known for producing excellent wine, Sharpham has created a continentally known collection of wine.
• He was born at Sharpham Park, Glastonbury, Somerset, son of Davidge Gould, and educated at B . A . in 1736.
• Prince Albert and his son went up to Sharpham Point in the new steamboat Dartmouth, which had arrived on the river only the previous day.
• Edward Sharpham was baptised on 22 July 1576, the third son of Richard Sharpham of Colehanger, a manor in the parish of East Allington.
• Edward Sharpham was baptised on 22 July 1576, the third son of Richard Sharpham of Colehanger, a manor in the parish of East Allington.
• Sharpham Moor Plot is an area, predominantly of secondary woodland, on Turbary Moor Series Peat within the Somerset Moors managed by the Somerset Wildlife Trust.
• At the forefront of vine growing and wine making in the UK, Sharpham is widely recognised as producing some of England's most outstanding wines.
• "' Sharpham Vineyard "'is located on the estate of Sharpham House, in the parish of Ashprington, near the town of Totnes in Devon.
• "' Sharpham Vineyard "'is located on the estate of Sharpham House, in the parish of Ashprington, near the town of Totnes in Devon.
• Four years later Sharpham himself also sued Fortescue and another man, William Bastard, on a charge of having tampered with evidence relating to his mother's suit.
• Although he lives in England, where he runs the center for Buddhist studies at Sharpham, Devon, Batchelor is better known in this country than in his native land.