baffins造句

• There is also a GP ( the Baffins Surgery ) next to this church.
• In 1937 29 Blackburn Baffins were purchased specifically to equip the Territorial Air Force for coastal reconnaissance work.
• St Cuthbert's Church is located in Hayling Avenue which borders Baffins Pond on its southern side.
• His intervention in the Baffins'marriage, for instance, prompts Rachel to fall in love with him.
• The Baffins'young daughter, Julian, declares her admiration for Bradley and begs him to tutor her.
• The last Ripons were retired from service in January 1935 when 811 Naval Air Squadron re-equipped with Blackburn Baffins.
• The Baffins were replaced by Lockheed Hudsons before the outbreak of war with Japan; the last Baffins were broken up at Rongotai in 1941.
• The Baffins were replaced by Lockheed Hudsons before the outbreak of war with Japan; the last Baffins were broken up at Rongotai in 1941.
• The final action of the main section takes place at the Baffins'residence, where Bradley attends an incident parallel to the opening one.
• Baffins Milton Rovers had early success, winning the Portsmouth Saturday Football League in the first season and coming runners-up in the second.
• The Baffin was a development of the Ripon, which replaced it in service with the Fleet Air Arm, with 68 Ripons converted to Baffins.
• Art locations included Metro House, Northgate roundabout, the old electric cinema, a private house in North Street, the Superdrug store and Baffins car park.
• Baffins is also within short walking distance of St . Mary's Hospital which includes a minor injuries / illness walk-in centre St . Marys Treatment Centre
• The Dart continued in service with the Blackburn Reserve School, alongside a number of T . 3s converted to landplanes until their eventual replacement by Baffins in 1933.
• Tropical storm warnings were posted for the Texas coast from Baffins Bay south of Corpus Christi, and the Mexican government extended the warning from the Texas border to La Pesca.
• In 1937, New Zealand acquired 29 of the best-condition Baffins from the UK to equip Territorial Air Force ( reserve ) squadrons in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
• The only surviving remnant of the rural past is Baffins Pond and the adjoining Tangier Field-a large open space between Baffins Pond and Portsmouth College at the eastern end of the field.
• The only surviving remnant of the rural past is Baffins Pond and the adjoining Tangier Field-a large open space between Baffins Pond and Portsmouth College at the eastern end of the field.
• Two prototypes and 33 production Baffins went to a training flight at Gosport for dummy deck-landing and torpedo practice, with the first Squadron re-equipping with the Baffin No 812 Squadron, in January 1934.
• Both T . 3As were converted to seaplane trainers and joined four other production aircraft built for the Blackburn Reserve School ( North Sea Aerial and General Transport Co . Ltd ) to replace the company's Baffins in 1933.