verwood造句

• Verwood's population is approaching 15, 000.
• Verwood is home to the Hub, a community facility which opened in April 2007.
• Forest FM is a community radio station, broadcast from Verwood for listeners based in Dorset.
• Viewpoint Magazine has been established for over thirty-five years and has its roots in Verwood.
• The last pottery, which closed in 1954, was the Crossroads Pottery now the Verwood Heathland Heritage Centre.
• Prior to 1994, there was talk of forming a rugby club in Verwood for well over a decade.
• In three other wards, Crane, Handley Vale and Verwood East, the Conservative candidates were also unopposed.
• Verwood is also the home to the Verwood Town F . C ., a football club founded in 1920.
• Verwood is also the home to the Verwood Town F . C ., a football club founded in 1920.
• At the time of his death, Gimblett had moved from Minehead to a mobile home at Verwood, Dorset.
• Many other farmers took their milk to Verwood railway station around 6 p . m . to be sent to London.
• The positive response to that game encouraged an approach to the Verwood Community Association to see if a playing area could be obtained.
• Most pupils come from the three Verwood First schools-Verwood CofE First School, Hillside Community First School and Trinity CofE First School.
• Most pupils come from the three Verwood First schools-Verwood CofE First School, Hillside Community First School and Trinity CofE First School.
• It was a single track line, originally with five, and later four, passing loops; one of these was at Verwood Station.
• The family of four, and a woman and her dog were saved when they were overcome by the fire on the edge of Verwood Forest.
• As Bournemouth increased in population, and with motor transport available, many farmers in Woodlands and Verwood found it more profitable to send their milk to Bournemouth.
• "' Verwood Railway Station "'served Verwood, a town in East Dorset in southern England, and its hinterland, from 1866 to 1964.
• "' Verwood Railway Station "'served Verwood, a town in East Dorset in southern England, and its hinterland, from 1866 to 1964.
• Verwood also run a Rugby Sevens side during the off-season, which frequently competes in regional Sevens tournaments such as Lytchett 7s, Bournemouth 7s and Winchester 7s.