leverburgh造句

• He concentrated his efforts on Harris, where the town Leverburgh took his name.
• Leverburgh is within the parish of Harris.
• Water cows living at Leverburgh produce offspring with disfigured crimson or purple-coloured ears.
• From Leverburgh the ferry skirts the islets near the Harris coast before heading south to North Uist.
• Berneray is also linked to Harris, Scotland via Leverburgh by the ferry, operated by Caledonian MacBrayne.
• After making his last visit to Leverburgh in September 1924, Leverhulme took a trip to Africa, where he developed pneumonia.
• After what was to be his last visit to Leverburgh in September 1924, Leverhulme took a trip to Africa, where he developed pneumonia.
• Faced with this, Leverhulme gave up on his plans for Lewis and concentrated his efforts on Harris, where the town of Leverburgh takes his name.
• After his death in Hampstead on 7 May 1925, his executors and the board of Lever Brothers had no interest in the Leverburgh project, and so ended all work.
• By 1924 Leverburgh was ready to start production, and 12 Great Yarmouth drifters landed a quantity of herring so great that extra female employees were taken in from the mainland to handle the catch.
• By 1924 Leverburgh was ready to start production, and 12 Great Yarmouth drifters landed a quantity of herring so great, that extra female employees were taken in from the mainland to handle the catch.
• In 1920, Obbe with local consent was rebranded "'Leverburgh, "'and 300 men started work on a new pier and seashore infrastructure for processing the product from 50 berthed trawlers.
• After his death in Hampstead, his executors and the board of Lever Brothers had no interest in the Leverburgh project, and so ended all work and then sold off the village and production facilities for ?, 000, and the estate for ?00.
• One morning we walked into town, boarded a local bus at 11 : 30, and enjoyed a ride the length of Harris to St . Clement's Church at Rodel, an impressive dark stone structure dating from the late 1400s . ( That day we particularly longed for our own car so we could have lingered at the stunning beaches we passed . ) At Leverburgh Pier, James and I transferred into a small van.
• MacNeil is also a keen cyclist, and in September 2009 cycled 1300 km of the Danube, from source to Budapest, on a fixed-gear track bike, for two cancer charities; the BBC filmed a documentary about him and his bike ride which took just a dozen cycling days . In 2012, he cycled from Ness, in the north of the Isle of Lewis, to Leverburgh, in the south of Harris, on a fixed gear bike, to raise money for local hospice Bethesda, where his late mother was cared for in her final months.