gracedieu造句

• Gracedieu Vineyard is south facing and was established in 1995 in Charnwood Forest.
• Gracedieu Vineyard is south facing and was established in 1991 in Charnwood Forest.
• Two of their daughters married Thomas William Anderson of Gracedieu, Co . Waterford.
• 2008 was an historic year for the club, moving to their new grounds in Gracedieu and winning their first Senior County Hurling title.
• Rohesia became a nun in Gracedieu Priory, Leicestershire, died there in 1247 and was buried in nearby Belton parish church where her effigy may be seen.
• The church contains some stained glass by Kempe and Co, including the War Memorial Window, unveiled in 1920 by Lt Col Tom Booth DSO of Gracedieu Manor.
• The Reform Chapel on North Street was used as a warehouse by'Gracedieu Windows'until its demolition early in the twenty-first century, when the site was used for building development.
• When his misbehaviour at the Treasury was uncovered twenty years later, Gracedieu was also granted to the Earl of Huntingdon, though Beaumont's widow managed to regain possession of it in 1574.
• There are monuments to various well-known Roman Catholic families of the district, including the De Lisles of Garendon Park and Gracedieu Manor, and the Worsley Worswicks of Normanton Hall, Earl Shilton.
• It was this same John Beaumont who, in 1534, had abused his position as one of the commissioners appointed to visit Gracedieu Priory following its dissolution, by buying the nunnery buildings at his own valuation.
• It was designed to replace the first cenotaph to The Fallen which had been installed in the boundary wall of the railway station in 1919 . The memorial clock was officially opened by Mrs Booth of Gracedieu Manor at a memorial service on 31 October 1925.
• They chose a spot twenty miles south of Pau, near Eaux-Bonnes, on the route to the Spanish frontier : the project is related in " The House That Berry Built ", wherein the name of the house is " Gracedieu " ( God s Grace ).
• In establishing his mission, De Lisle recruited a charismatic priest, Aloysius Gentili, from Rome, who arrived at Gracedieu in June 1840 and by May of the following year, De Lisle claimed that some five hundred and twenty persons had become converted to the catholic faith as a result of Gentilli's outreach.
• In a later book of memoirs, " As Berry And I Were Saying ", Yates mentions that he had intended to write a sequel, but describes how Berry and his family had attempted a return to Gracedieu after 1945, but after " eight soul-searing months " found it impossible to stay on in France.
• To some extent, Thringstone has become an extension of Coalville ( within living memory, it was relatively isolated ) although, thanks to contiguity with Gracedieu Wood and the preservation of other greenbelt areas, it manages to retain something of an individual identity and has not been absorbed into the urban sprawl of Coalville to the same degree as parts of Whitwick, Snibston and Hugglescote.