How To Use Cwm In A Sentence
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It bulks above long moorland valleys, its northern face hollowed and indented by some of the finest Welsh cwms.
Country diary: Pumlumon
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Perhaps just a tiny ridge of rock high in the snow-choked cwm.
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I believe the whole compound is the Cornish _Pen y cwm gwic_, ‘Head of the creek valley.’
Chips From A German Workshop. Vol. III. Essays on Literature, Biography, and Antiquities
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So then I had to find out how he would be addressed and how his ancestress Angharad Cwmlech would be addressed and what his formal title would be, etc., etc., etc.
Baronets, Bad and Otherwise
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The level of subsidy will also determine how long CWM will remain in its current form.
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A radiance now came pouring through the eastern opening down the gorge or cwm itself, and soon the light vapours floating about the pool were turned to sailing gauzes, all quivering with different dyes, as though a rainbow had become torn from the sky and woven into gossamer hangings and set adrift.
Aylwin
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Three prominent thin bands of pale-coloured calc-silicate marbles occur on the Lhotse face in the western cwm on the north face of Lhotse and high on the south face of the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge.
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The south face rises 8k ft from above the western cwm of the Khumbu glacier on the Nepal side.
California Literary Review
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The Cwmbach Male Voice Choir entertained with a traditional repertoire of Welsh hymns, spirituals and songs from opera and the shows.
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Do pop by to the Pobl y cwm bar if you get a chance later, Glyn.
Bag of Nerves
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CWM then considered magnesium die-casting and thixotropic metal molding.
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She is also a committed socialist, and a chair for cwm cynon women's aid co-ordinating committee.
Archive 2007-04-01
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Those languages don't help, however, with her favorite word, "cwm," from a Welsh word for valley.
IndyStar.com Top Stories
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Apart from the cwm, Cader Idris shows many other features such as striations and moraines, as described in this University of Aberystwyth fieldwork leaflet, that clinch the identification of glacial origins.
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The second ( "combe," the omission of which from the official French dictionaries Nodier characteristically denounces, is our own "combe" -- a deep valley; from, I suppose, the Celtic Cwm; and pronounced by
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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Here in the cwm, there was nobody.
Times, Sunday Times
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The last snow shone on the slopes of the Brecon Beacons: pure white on the peaks and in the cwms, grey and stratified on the windward faces.
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Most had been on Everest for more than a month, hauling gear to the base camp and then furnishing successively higher temporary camps along the glacial valley known as the Western Cwm (pronounced "coom").
High Risk
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Writer Rachel Trezise, who is from Cwmparc, said it was one of the few places of character in today's "identikit" Cardiff.
WalesOnline - Home
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Nodir, er enghraifft faint yn union o bobol mae'r cwmni'n cyflogi yng Nghymru a'r nifer o fwydydd Cymreig sy'n cael eu gwerthu.
Blogiadur.com
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The source of organic liquid and the application status of CWM are summarized.
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The Everest greenschists are thickest on the SW face of Everest and across the western cwm on Lhotse.
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Auditions for the chair of the new cwm taf trust who thought of that name?
Update - another Trust Merger announced
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`To tell the truth, I drank too much of the Blaenycwm brand of scrumpy.
GOODBYE CURATE
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All our deeper hollows are called the same at home, and even the Welsh have the word, but they spell it _cwm_; it is their mountain way.
The Path to Rome
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Reasoner for the AIR policy language, based on cwm last change
Semantic Web Interest Group Scratchpad
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This data is then integrated with 3D GIS (A 3D image-analysis zooarchaeological recording system pioneered by Yoshiko Abe and Curtis Marean) based model of the paleolandscape enriched with an integration of bathymetric (study of underwater depth) data and sea level curve allows a multi-faceted reconstruction of this life history-CWM
Archive 2007-10-01
