piddletrenthide造句

• The nearest shop is also in Piddletrenthide.
• Smaller collection offices across the county were established at Milborne Stileham, Sixpenny Handley, Piddletrenthide, Wool.
• The name of Charlton Mackrell is not used in the lyrics, so other bands have adapted it; including " the Piddletrenthide Jugband ".
• In the adjacent settlement of White Lackington is another public house, called The European, though this is within the neighbouring civil parish of Piddletrenthide.
• "' Piddletrenthide "'( ) is a village and Plush to the northeast had 323 dwellings, 290 households and a population of 647.
• In 1933 Piddletrenthide parish was enlarged by to include the small village and tithing of Plush, which previously had been a detached part of the parish of Buckland Newton a few miles to the north.
• However, whereas in the upper reaches of the river the settlement names such as Piddletrenthide and Piddlehinton retain the " piddle " spelling, downstream from Puddletown they now change to " puddle ".
• The broadcaster and writer Ralph Wightman ( 1901 71 ), a native of the Piddle Valley and one-time Puddletown resident, believed the change was due to Victorian " refinement ", as he recalled that in his youth elderly aunts referred to Piddletrenthide as just " Trenthide ".
• Dorset is the England of thatch roofs and green valleys, hamlets with lyrical names such as Piddletrenthide and Hazelbury Bryan; rivers named Folly, Yoe and Piddle; tea shops with names such as " Singing Kettle "; and 17th-century pubs called " Napper's Mite " and " Wise Man Inn ."