andrewe造句

• Holy Trinity contains a series of monuments to the Andrewe or Andrewes family.
• The largest are a pair long representing Thomas Andrewe ( died 1496 ) and his wife.
• Geddes designed the community's modernistic brick Bishop Andrewe's Church, Wigmore Road.
• Andrewe was one of the many soldiers of fortune who sought a field for enterprise in the Low Countries.
• It is this work which has given Andrewe the credit of producing an edition of the " Grete Herball " in 1527.
• Although not an original author, Andrewe deserves consideration as one of the earliest of those who translated into English works on scientific subjects.
• A second edition was printed around 1490, and a third was printed in 1527 by Lawrence Andrewe, though the first edition was seemingly the most carefully prepared.
• There is a brass plate in the floor of the nave to John Andrewe ( d . 1629 ), and in the chancel a mural monument to Brooke Bridges ( d . 1702 ).
• A town statute of 1500 mentions  Donell Oge O Vollaghon, of this town, goldsmith who was made free at the request of Andrewe Fallon, whose daughter, Julian Fallon, was married to Donell; make him free  on condition of maintaining him ( Andrew )   who is old and impotent . 
• Several very learned authors, notably Arthur Collins, Daniel Lysons and Sir Nicholas Nicolas, perhaps of courtesy, followed Dugdale's indication ( if it was not simply a misprint, since he uses both forms ) and went so far as to alter the form'Andrewe'( in manuscript sources ) to'Andrews'in their printed transcripts of the same documents referring to the 1st Baron Windsor.
• On 7 August 1590 only four days after the voyage was finished  a ballad of Richard Fferrys cominge to Bristowe was  licensed to Edward White on 10 Aug .  Another ballad of  the ioyfull entertainement of the wherry and iij wherrymen, viz ., Richard Fferrys, Andrewe Hilles, and William Thomas by the maiour, aldermen, and citizens of Bristoll, 4to Augusti, 1590,  was licensed to Henry Carre.