tabard street造句

• Tabard Street was subsequently extended through the churchyard on the north side of the church, leaving the church on an island site.
• At the northwest end is a complicated junction with Borough High Street, Marshalsea Road, Tabard Street, and Great Dover Street.
• The Marshalsea and King's Bench Prisons were also located on Borough High Street on the east side between Newcomen Street and Tabard Street.
• "' St George the Martyr "'is a church in the historic Long Lane, Marshalsea Road, and Tabard Street.
• Originally, a much narrower road to the south of the church called Church Street led into Kent Street ( now renamed Tabard Street ), the historic route to Dover.
• This, at least in part, derives from what was the small de Ardern family property which occupied the corner of the junction of the high street, Long Lane and'old'Kent street ( Tabard Street ), presumably this had been acquired from Canterbury after 1086.
• Spare had moved to South London, to a run-down council flat at 52 Becket House, Tabard Street in Southwark, describing his life there as that of " a swine, with swine . " Here, he developed a great love of radio after the launch of Radio 2LO in 1922.
• Again commencing near Vauxhall, it ran north-eastward to St . George's Fields, then making an angle to the east, crossed the Borough Road at the end of Blackman Street ( southern section of Borough High Street, proceeded to the end of Kent Street ( now Tabard Street ) on the Deptford Road ( now Old Kent Road, then inclining to the north-east, joined the Thames nearly opposite to the point where it began.