downend造句

• In cricket, Downend was a right-handed medium pace.
• He was buried in the burial-ground attached to the Downend baptist chapel.
• Downend is approximately south-east of 33.
• It is in the Downend and Chieveley.
• In 1818, while at Downend, Foster published his " Discourse on Missions ".
• Grace was buried in the cemetery at Downend and an estimated 3, 000 people followed his coffin.
• He also played the role of Vera Downend's godson Martin Bell in the Crossroads during 1973 / 74
• Alfred Pocock was especially instrumental in coaching the Grace brothers and spent long hours with them on the practice pitch at Downend.
• "' Downend "'is a settlement on the Isle of Wight, off the Robin Hill adventure park.
• "' Richard Hugh Downend "'( born 19 January 1945 ) is a former English cricketer and rugby union player.
• A dual carriageway was built between the M5 roundabout and a new roundabout on the A38 at Dunball, with a link road to Downend.
• "' Robin Hill Country Park "'is an theme park located in Downend; outside of Newport, Isle of Wight.
• The castle was built early in the 13th century by Downend, protected by Down End Castle, but the new settlement rapidly became dominant.
• W . G . Grace, the famous Victorian cricketer, whose family lived in the next village of Downend, was captain of the village cricket team.
• In 1800 he took charge of a small congregation at Downend, near Bristol, and in February 1804 of one at Sheppard's Barton, Frome.
• Despite a rough veneer and bad choices, Gladstone's character, Vera Downend, was essentially a " positive " character and developed favourable fan reaction.
• The road between Riverton Road / Puriton Hill and Puriton Road / Downend Road was severed by the M5, being replaced by a footbridge to the hamlet of Downend.
• The road between Riverton Road / Puriton Hill and Puriton Road / Downend Road was severed by the M5, being replaced by a footbridge to the hamlet of Downend.
• Javid was educated from 1981 to 1986 at Downend School, a state Filton Technical College from 1986 to 1988, and finally the University of Exeter from 1988 to 1991.
• *1957  A prototype of the Bristol Britannia crashes in Downend, England, during a test flight, killing all 15 people on board and injuring one person on the ground.