cogenhoe造句

• Cogenhoe has undergone a major explosion of growth since the 1960s.
• In 1985 Cogenhoe joined Division One of the United Counties League.
• Cogenhoe is situated on high ground overlooking the Nene Valley.
• The name, Cogenhoe, has two elements to it.
• It is in the civil parish of Cogenhoe and Whiston.
• The civil parish of " Cogenhoe and 2011 census of 1, 436.
• For some time, every television in the country had parts made at Cogenhoe.
• He started his career with Cogenhoe United before finishing his career at Wellingborough Town.
• Cogenhoe was involved in the extractive industries.
• Later pottery from the Dark Ages has been found west of Cogenhoe Church ( St Peters ).
• The grandson of Giles was another William de Cogenhoe, who began building the clerestory about 1360.
• Using more modern, steam-operated machinery, the quarrying eventually burst through into the old Cogenhoe workings.
• Later Saxon pottery was also found further to the west and it was probably these people who gave Cogenhoe its name.
• In Cogenhoe village, north of Station Road, a number of skeletons from the Romano-British period have been found.
• At Cogenhoe, the pre-war coach firm of York Brothers ( George and Fred York ) continued to flourish in the 1950s.
• "' Cogenhoe United Football Club "'is a football club based in Cogenhoe, near Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.
• "' Cogenhoe United Football Club "'is a football club based in Cogenhoe, near Northampton, Northamptonshire, England.
• A later settlement took root on the south side of Cogenhoe Firs and developed into an important Romano-British settlement which lasted for several hundred years.
• At Cogenhoe, a medieval settlement north of the church which included narrow closes and a fishpond also became empty  probably by the early modern period.
• In the late seventies, Wesley's Coach Services engaged in negotiations with York Brothers ( Northampton ) Ltd of Short Lane, Cogenhoe, Northampton.