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Gloucestershire

NOUN
  1. a county in southwestern England in the lower Severn valley

How To Use Gloucestershire In A Sentence

  • I hoped to discover which were best suited to my Gloucestershire patch, and to come up with new and unusual planting combinations. Times, Sunday Times
  • An independent calibration, traceable to it UK national standard, was carried out on the IL1400A radiometer and detector by the Gloucestershire medical physics service.
  • This cheese is made from raw, unpasteurized, organic cow's milk by Joe Schneider of Daylesford Creamery, Morton in the Marsh, Gloucestershire.
  • The savaged bodies of roe deer in Gloucestershire last month fuelled rumours of a wild animal attack. The Sun
  • For Gloucestershire, a county better known for its chintzy hotels, this is a real departure.
  • His whole farm is a testament to the rich agricultural heritage of Gloucestershire.
  • I mentioned the circumstance in the presence of the officers, at the time expressing my doubts if it were not smallpox, and was not a little surprised when I was told by the Colonel that he had frequently heard you mention the cow-pox as a disease endemial to Gloucestershire, and that if a person were ever affected by it, you supposed him afterwards secure from the smallpox. II. Further Observations on the Variolae Vaccinae, or Cow-Pox. 1799
  • The savaged bodies of roe deer in Gloucestershire last month fuelled rumours of a wild animal attack. The Sun
  • Gloucestershire were the chief beneficiaries. Times, Sunday Times
  • He made his debut for Gloucestershire in 1981 and has taken more than 400 first-class wickets.
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