the trundle造句

• The Trundle is one of just four hill forts built in Sussex.
• The Trundles Crossroads Post Office changed its name soon after to reflect the community's new designation.
• He also worked with Eliot and Cecil Curwen on their excavations at The Trundle causewayed enclosure in Sussex.
• The department was run by the The Trundle, an Iron Age hillfort and Neolithic causewayed enclosure near Chichester.
• Due to the design of the trundle wheel, it is not always moved in a straight line and this inevitably adds on extra distance to the final reading.
• The Trundle's northeast slope is a viewing area for Goodwood Racecourse and the top of the hill offers panoramic views of parts of Sussex, Hampshire and the English Channel beyond.
• Babbage achieved a certain notoriety in this matter, being denounced in debate in Commons in 1864 for " commencing a crusade against the popular game of tip-cat and the trundling of hoops ."
• Father Mouse and the Trundle Family devise a plan to appease Santa by building a singing clock tower for him, built with a special recording to play a song to coax him not to bypass Junctionville on Christmas Eve.
• There are two race rings and two DLAs in each SARJ providing on-orbit redundancy, however a series of space walks would be required to reposition the DLAs and the Trundle Bearing Assemblies ( TBAs ) to utilize the alternate race ring.
• For much of the neolithic period of the stone age, it is likely that the Worthing area was at the borders of territory of two tribes, one based at the causewayed enclosure at Whitehawk Camp ( in modern Brighton ) and one centred on the causwayed enclosure at the Trundle ( near modern Chichester ).