brewery field造句

• These included the very first council houses to be built in Dudley, built on the Brewery Fields Estate, land which was purchased by the council in 1915 and which by 1918 consisted of more than 300 houses.
• When the Bridgend Urban District Council eventually proceeded towards purchase of the Brewery Field by the way of a Compulsory Purchase Order, the club was granted a 21-year lease, with an option of renew for another 21 years.
• Bridgend Town AFC will from 2009 will play at The Brewery Field ( The Football Club purchased The Brewery Field in 2009 ) as the club sold its ground at Coychurch Road ground due to works in conjunction with the new Asda store.
• Bridgend Town AFC will from 2009 will play at The Brewery Field ( The Football Club purchased The Brewery Field in 2009 ) as the club sold its ground at Coychurch Road ground due to works in conjunction with the new Asda store.
• The LV Cup home game at the Brewery Field versus Leicester Tigers achieving a record crowd for them in that competition of 6, 632 on a very wet and windy Friday night, with a match against London Wasps played a few months later.
• Argument over team colours ran alongside the naming problem until a compromise blue, black and white shirt was unveiled and satisfied most people, as did the initial decision to play an equal number of games at Bridgend's Brewery Field and Pontypridd's Sardis Road.
• On 3 July, Super League teams London Broncos and Hull FC fought out a 24-all draw at the Brewery Field, drumming up 3775 fans to watch the game as part of London's on the road home games whilst their ground was being redeveloped.
• From then on financial problems had affected the club, eventually the only income streams came from WRU funding, sponsorship and gate receipts, the club didn't own the Brewery Field and were renting to play there which cut out a chunk of potential income streams.
• This began with the purchase of land at Kates Hill known as the Brewery Fields Estate in 1915, where the borough's first council houses were completed by 1918, centred on streets including Corporation Road, Bunns Lane and Highfield Road, where more than 300 houses were built.
• Following an incredible 14-9 away victory at London Wasps in the Heineken Cup a crowd of 10, 000 crammed into the Brewery Field for the return clash 5 days later ( which the team lost 17-12 ) with the gate giving hope and optimism for the future of the region.