tythe造句

例句与造句

1. Almonry and Middle Littleton Tythe Barn.
2. The hamlet of Knighton has a royal decree attached to it, the effect of which is that all denizens shall be free of tax and tythe for ever more.
3. As Coruscant is invaded by Separatist forces, Kenobi and Skywalker, fresh from an encounter with Dooku on the former industrial world of Tythe, use orbital hyperspace rings to depart for Coruscant.
4. To the rear of the farm is the Tythe Barn ( rebuilt after being destroyed by a fire in 1985 ) which used to store the 10 % of village produce that went to the church.
5. Opposite the village green is a stone-mullioned building, Tythe Farm, which has been considerably changed and extended, although for much of the last century it was in a serious state of disrepair.
6. It's difficult to find tythe in a sentence. 用tythe造句挺难的
7. Merz has also co-written and appeared as a vocalist with Orbital ( band ), Tom Middleton, Maxim ( The Prodigy ), Leftfield, Leo Abrahams, Dive Index, Dan Le Sac, Tythe, Anne Marie Almedal, Kutti MC.
8. He was invited to host an art exhibition of his illustrated lyrics in The Gallery, 4 22 October 1982, St Donat's Castle, Llantwit Major, South Wales and perform a live concert of his own songs in the Tythe Barn there on Saturday 6 October 1982.
9. Some of the Rectors at the church have had contentious histories, none less so than the fanatically Royalist Sherland Adams who, it was accused, " gave tythe of lead ore to the King against the Parliament ", and as a consequence was removed from the living and imprisoned.
10. Englishman Gerald Rand, who bought the Lordship of Lynford title, is expert at extracting the last penny out of the mineral rights included in his title, which allows him to claim a " tythe " from companies quarrying on land within his " manor " in Norfolk.
11. The 2014 festival involved over 100 different performances taking place in 9 different venues throughout the gardens of St Donat's Castle, including the Tythe Barn Theatre and the 14th Century Bradenstoke Hall of St Donat's Castle, and attracted over 2000 people of all ages, drawn from across the UK and abroad.
12. He never fulfilled the ambition of building a chantry chapel there, but converted the old Dean's residence at Pocklington into a Tythe Barn and farmyard " Ad fut rei mem eaque pro commodo ", whilst simultaneously in December 1409 refurbished a house at Thornton for his own dwelling . " John Prophete of Pocklington " as he was known in the charters, was unusual not being an absentee.
13. In subsequent editions introductory poems were added, and in 1766 appeared a so-called second edition, with the title, " The Wonderful, Surprizing, and Uncommon Voyages and Adventures of Captain Jones to Patagonia, relating his Adventures to Sea & all which and more is but the Tythe of his own Relation, which he continued until he grew speechless and died, with his Elegy and Epitaph ."