How To Use Cotswold In A Sentence
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Once the more resistant gently dipping rocks of the Cotswolds have been removed, the underlying softer beds are easily eroded, so the Jurassic escarpments to the east of the Vales of Evesham and Gloucester retreated through time.
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Whatever our expectations are of Cotswold cuteness, we're out of step with the locals, who clearly haven't been alienated by the refurb.
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Fewer than 60 now reside in his Cotswolds yard and fewer than ten are good enough to run this week.
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From the late 14th century until the early 16th century woolmen based in Northleach collected the wool from Turkdean for sale to London merchants and the agents of European wool buyers whose appreciation of the quality of Cotswold wool percolated into significantly increased prosperity for the Northleach merchants and the sheep-based farmers of the surrounding parishes.
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It is dusk now; only the street lights pick out the low hills of the Cotswolds against an indigo sky.
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At 2pm on Tuesday another almighty noise will reverberate around the Cotswolds and to all jockeys it will be music to the ears.
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To the north are the Northamptonshire uplands, the most north-easterly extension of the broad band of limestone that runs diagonally across England and is best exposed as the Cotswold hills.
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When this picture-perfect Cotswolds village inn was ‘new’, Elizabeth I was still on the throne and Shakespeare was just starting to make a name for himself.
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A Cotswold-Severn tomb is one of the classic sites of British prehistory, and to have an opportunity to excavate one completely was such a treat, and a privilege.
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At the Cotswold Wildlife Park devices are fitted to their rare birds which are housed in large strengthened cages.
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A regular visitor to the north Cotswolds has kicked up a stink about the state of the public toilets in the area.
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It is dusk now; only the street lights pick out the low hills of the Cotswolds against an indigo sky.
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To the north are the Northamptonshire uplands, the most north-easterly extension of the broad band of limestone that runs diagonally across England and is best exposed as the Cotswold hills.
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Older readers of Cotswold history buff Dennis Hughes' latest book are guaranteed a musical trip down memory lane.
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All that's left is a huge pile of Cotswold stone.
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Perhaps the most striking feature is the steep escarpment that characterizes the northwest-facing edge of the Cotswold Hills.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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During my North Cotswold Mastership, I made Butler, the terrier man, carry a huge white buck ferret on his bicycle, and very useful he proved to be.
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I glanced out the window at the rolling countryside and said, `Well, I suppose I could manage the little Cotswold Hills.
SUMMER OF SECRETS
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Needle felter, illustrator and collectible toy maker living in the rural Cotswolds.
Middle of Nowhere
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“Would you have your fair greyhound, dear lady, grow up a tall and true Cotswold dog, that can pull down a stag of ten, or one of those smooth-skinned poppets which the Florence ladies lead about with a ring of bells round its neck, and a flannel farthingale over its loins?”
Westward Ho!
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The painting bears the inscription ‘Presented to C. Hilton Green, Esqr., M.F.H., by subscribers and farmers of the North Cotswold Hunt as a slight appreciation of the excellent sport he shewed, 1927-1929.’
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She married a lord and lives in this huge house in the Cotswolds.
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The Cotswold Company sells a wall-mounted, foldaway ironing board for £99, which is full-size and pivots out from a neat wall-fixed unit.
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Security footage of young burglars raiding a Cotswold church is being examined by police.
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The cottages along Green Lane, solid little buildings of Cotswold stone, were copies of each other.
WIDOW'S END
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The days of Cotswold computers whirring and wheezing before coughing up a web page are well and truly over.
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His destination was Chobham Common, a long way from his Cotswold home.
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Shot over a five-year period, the programme reveals secret glimpses into the ordinary, everyday life of cattle, sheep, hens and wildlife on the Cotswold slopes.
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Fire crews feared the worst as a blaze gutted two picturesque cottages in a Cotswold village.
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The company has estimated that by allowing people to arrive in the heart of the Cotswolds by train and then exploring the area by bike one million car miles a year are eliminated.
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A lucky find in the Cotswolds is helping archaeologists discover what life was like in Roman Britain.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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Cotswold District Council has refused another scheme at nearby Cramond, saying it was also a burgage site.
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Cirencester may have been the base for a ‘school’ of mosaicists serving the Cotswold region.
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It has also boosted other areas that are now competing with the Cotswolds to take the country crown.
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It is an enchanting and quite small cathedral made of honeyed Cotswold stone.
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There was I, and Little John Doit of Staffordshire and black George Barnes and Francis Pickbone, and Will Squele a Cotswold man; you had not four such swinge-bucklers in all the inns of court again: and, I may say to you, we knew where the bona-robas were, and had the best of them all at commandment.
Act III. Scene II. The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth
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The Cotswold Wild Life Park is home to many exotic species of animals ranging from big cats to tarantulas.
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Eight miles North-west from Oxford on the southern edge of the Cotswolds is Woodstock.
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To this quondam mid-Warwickshire suburbanite, who liked to think that his Cotswold relatives conferred a kind of rusticity, it brought back his own first encounter with Bristol some time in the spring of 1956, just turned seventeen.
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Stayed three days exploring he countryside and visiting a traditional village called Bena abit like the cotswolds would have been a couple of centuries ago!
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But he could end up on the Cotswolds canvas after another stunning KO blow.
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The Cotswold Company sells a wall-mounted, foldaway ironing board for £99, which is full-size and pivots out from a neat wall-fixed unit.
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I have this among perovskia and lavender in one sun-drenched garden in the Cotswolds, and for months on end it will fill the garden with a vibrancy of colour and bees before browning off to provide valuable skeletons for the winter.
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Cotswold police are mounting a major offensive against violent crime in the run-up to Christmas.
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The forth in a series of eight navigation workshops, hosted by Cotswold Outdoor in association with Ordnance Survey takes place in Tunbridge Wells on April 21st.
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the Cotswolds were once at the forefront of woollen manufacturing in England
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Its picturesque Cotswolds setting may have something to do with its high retention of students but so does its small size and nurturing environment.
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It is predominantly an adaptation of Cotswold vernacular architecture with pure arts and crafts embellishments.
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Suitably refreshed, you pootle down the street past Cotswold-stone cottages covered with climbing roses, and on into a narrow lane.
My favourite bike ride – the Cotswolds
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A north Cotswold couple are warning pet owners of the dangers of using slug pellets in their gardens after their dog was poisoned.
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Cotswold people are urged to join a last-ditch attempt to save the Alderman Knight special school in Tewkesbury.
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Geologically, the Cotswolds were created from a large block of oolitic limestone tilting up at its western end to form today's escarpment, with a gentle slope tilting to the east.
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It is the quintessence of a gabled Cotswold stone manor house.
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The service, which is currently being expanded into the Cotswold area, is aimed at vulnerable people aged between 16 and 25.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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He had offered one of our number the free loan of his Cotswolds mansion for the weekend.
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In here there is a recipe for a Cotswold Cake, and the recipe is for a kind of lardy cake - that it to say a sweet dough based caked, made with lard and dried fruits.
Holywake Bake Cake
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The rolling green hills of the Cotswolds, dotted with manor houses, chocolate-box villages and bustling market towns, have always been popular with upmarket buyers.
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The villages here are built from finely textured limestone, which is more frost-resistant than the Cotswold variety.
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After the germ of the idea was first planted in her mind by the deserted camp at Spring Hill, she set to researching Cotswold life during wartime years.
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But the Cotswold valley that made the property so attractive will soon be the route of a new bypass.
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It has also boosted other areas that are now competing with the Cotswolds to take the country crown.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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It was lined with buildings made of grayish-orange Cotswold limestone, tourist facilities mostly - china shops, map stores, tearooms.
BABYCAKES
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But the Cotswold valley that made the property so attractive will soon be the route of a new bypass.
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Fewer than 60 now reside in his Cotswolds yard and fewer than ten are good enough to run this week.
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The buildings, including the main house, a collection of glasshouses and outbuildings, add to the appeal, with garden walls built of red brick or Cotswold stone.
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So consider a converted Cotswold barn for your pilgrimage.
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Primarily associated with the Cotswolds, staddle stones can be used to flank drives or as garden ornaments.
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Cotswold Wildlife Park has had particular success in breeding hornbills.
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Despite the Cotswold stone, Dickensian shopfront and flagstone floors, the books spilling out from every corner will bring you right back to the present.
Independent bookshops in south-west of the UK
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Born around 1495 in the Lollard country of the west Cotswolds, educated at Oxford and inspired by Luther, Tyndale became a translator because he believed that if "a boy that driveth the plough" had access to the word of God in his own language, he would discover how little of Catholic ritual and indeed doctrine was in there no sacraments or relics, no bishops, popes or purgatory.
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This section ranges across the central area of England, from the wilds of the Peak District via the industrialised Black Country to the idyll of the Cotswolds.
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Cotswold District Council is distributing wheelie bins so that garden waste can be collected and turned into compost.
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Police are urging Cotswold families not to put presents under the tree this Christmas.
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The days of Cotswold computers whirring and wheezing before coughing up a web page are well and truly over.
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Record numbers of supporters heard defiant messages at Boxing Day hunt meets in the Vale, Cotswolds and Warwickshire.
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Since moving to the Cotswolds she has juggled her successful writing career with running her own public relations company and looking after her growing family.
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There was a recent furore about his plans to build a second swimming pool at his country home in the Cotswolds.
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His destination was Chobham Common, a long way from his Cotswold home.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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Our house has got a splendid view across to the Cotswolds.
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But what about those who grew up in picturesque villages and now can't afford to buy a Cotswold farmhouse?
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She said builders renovating houses often cut channels into underground springs, resulting in Cotswold stone-coloured silt getting into the watercourse.
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That's why, when I was invited to a weekend away in the Cotswolds, I decided that the only way to roll up to the doorstep of my hotel would be behind the wheel of one of these executive German limos.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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Cotswold stone houses with flagstone floors, beams and inglenook fireplaces are also popular.
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A lucky find in the Cotswolds is helping archaeologists discover what life was like in Roman Britain.
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She was going to buy a country cottage in the Cotswolds and live there with her sister.
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This year sees the club celebrating both the Centenary of Rotary International and the 40th Anniversary of the North Cotswolds Club.
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She has been sorting fresh ingredients from the garden of her Cotswolds home, grinding them together and trying them out in the shower.
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But he could end up on the Cotswolds canvas after another stunning KO blow.
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All that's left is a huge pile of Cotswold stone.
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The sheep penned were good specimens of the best breeds, and the standard was of a high order and enhanced the reputation of this part of the Cotswold Hills as a sheep rearing country.
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The Cotswolds trainer has had his team in great form all winter and this useful stayer won well over course and distance last season.
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Older people in the north Cotswolds have been taking part in a pilot project to assess the best way of bringing them the health benefits of T'ai Chi - the oriental art of meditation and movement.
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She married a lord and lives in this huge house in the Cotswolds.
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Fewer than 60 now reside in his Cotswolds yard and fewer than ten are good enough to run this week.
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Among the sights, the Box Tunnel in the Cotswolds.
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It is predominantly an adaptation of Cotswold vernacular architecture with pure arts and crafts embellishments.
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Yet visitors hoping to escape to the Cotswolds for fresh air and peace of mind may soon be sorely disappointed.
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If you fancy touring further afield, both the Cotswolds and the West Country are within easy reach.
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Its picturesque Cotswolds setting may have something to do with its high retention of students but so does its small size and nurturing environment.
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At the Cotswold Wildlife Park devices are fitted to their rare birds which are housed in large strengthened cages.
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People came hunting for weekend homes when the Cotswolds became unaffordable.
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A lucky find in the Cotswolds is helping archaeologists discover what life was like in Roman Britain.
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Strong walkers, they trod the boundaries of Gloucestershire, quartered the Cotswolds and the always mystic Forest of Dean, climbed the thousand-foot May Hill, and directed their steps into Worcestershire.
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An all-male cast of actors is performing one of Shakespeare's favourite comedies in the middle of a Cotswold village at the weekend.
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The officer in charge of policing in the North Cotswolds has hit back at criticism of the force.
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The hooves of five stallions on a Cotswold stud farm were so badly overgrown that two of the animals had to be put down, a court heard on Monday.
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The brasserie restaurant, the Swan, is increasingly well-regarded and the ground-floor bar menu includes a limited number of affordable appetising dishes, such as Cotswold Legbar poached eggs on toast and a daily savoury tart with chips and salad (£5-£7), as well snacks like scotch eggs and sausages cooked in rioja (£4-£5).
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The house, built around three sides of a courtyard and landscaped into a slope, looks out towards the Cotswold scarp.
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Cleeve Hill is the highest point on the Cotswold hills at about 300 m. above sea level.
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On top of this, more than 23,000 people, many from the North Cotswolds, have signed petitions in support of the Battledown children's ward in Cheltenham.
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A cotswold grandmother has spoken of her devastation following the decision to close the Alderman Knight School next year.
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Setting: Sumwehre in The Cotswolds, mebbe the pritty villij wehr they fillummed Hairy Porter an Cranchesterford that Ai canute put heer cos the moddy raytors fink it has a rood werd in it; lyk a mayl hen wot is hassing a lie-doun!
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