How To Use Rowan In A Sentence
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Crab apples were used, as were sloes, rose hips and rowan berries.
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Rowan Oliver's drums suggest a meeting of Al Foster and Jaki Liebezeit while John Richards' electric bass is a malevolent, fuzzed monster.
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Above you see two skeins of Rowanspun 4-ply, which is discontinued.
Green apples - a knitting blog
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Happily, Rowan's efforts are as edgy and buzzing with street life as the argot he describes.
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The waxwings' rather unusual speciality is supermarket car parks because of the owners' tendency to plant cotoneaster, pyracantha or non-native rowans that are heavy with red berries.
Country diary: Claxton, Norfolk
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Rev. Astrid Storm: Memo to Rome: Some of Us Like the Reformation
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The bushranger was hanged in Melbourne in 1880 after being captured in a shoot-out with police in the small town of Glenrowan, Victoria.
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In addition to the fir trees there are rowan, macrocarpa, eucalyptus and larch, and some native plants such as hard fern, matagouri, tussock, manuka, coprosma, and dracophyllum (the grass tree).
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Rowan could just picture her, her hands fingering the beautiful flute as her eyes scanned the sea.
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The goat butted him over; Guidry's rowan garland tumbled loose.
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Peter from Aston Rowant e-mails in on that allotrope business.
BBC News - Home
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The steeper slopes and cliffs of Augill support a mixed woodland of ash, birch and rowan with an interesting ground flora including species such as bluebell, sanicle and wood avens.
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Bitsy Rowan taped up signs in the barn, requesting that no one use scented lotions, shampoos, or—above all—perfume, because her saddlebred, Heathcliff, had sensitive sinuses.
The God of Animals
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Last week, the Blackadder star Rowan Atkinson warned a House of Lords committee that the government risked creating a culture of "censoriousness" by removing free speech ....
Eye on Britain
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Detecting a certain ennui sweeping across Belfast's healthy but slightly stale, generic dance music-dominated gay scene just over a year ago, Niamh Rowan, Mairead Hughes and Stephen Dorothy launched Eclektric, offering a fusion of left-of-centre electronica, indie and pop with an equally quirky dose of live-mixed visuals.
Clubs picks of the week
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Sons o birk an pine an rowan, Jocks an Ivans by the score
Gillie Mor
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Merton is keen to see the Rowan Road and Cedars Road sites used for zero-emission sustainable developments.
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It's hard to think of autumn and winter berries without thinking of the mountain ash, or rowan tree.
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Admission to ROWAN UNIVERSITY is competitive and is based primarily on academic performance.
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A mercerised cotton that I bought from Binns in Darlington, on the recommendation of the knowledgeable Rowan consultant, Chris.
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He brought his copy with him as he carried bowls of sliced bread, bearberries, rowan-berries, and scrubbed pignut tubers out to the fledgling's glade.
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She pushed them away with the twiggy end of the rowan branch and pulled herself along faster.
Crimson Wind
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Head teacher Ruth Matthews said the five field maple and five rowan trees were chosen to provide colourful leaves and berries for the wildlife.
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Golf is a thoroughly national game; it is as Scotch as haggis, cockie - leekie, high cheekbones, or rowanberry jam.
Lost Leaders
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Just as in Scandinavia the parasitic rowan is deemed a countercharm to sorcery, so in Germany the parasitic mistletoe is still commonly considered a protection against witch-craft, and in Sweden, as we saw, the mistletoe which is gathered on Midsummer Eve is attached to the ceiling of the house, the horses stall or the cows crib, in the belief that this renders the Troll powerless to injure man or beast.
Chapter 68. The Golden Bough
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What makes it worth it here, in what A Geography of Oysters author Rowan Jacobsen calls Washington's "oyster nirvana," is the belief that these waters, and these skilled farmers, have something singular to offer shellfish gourmets.
The American Oyster Paradise
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Don't meddle in matters that don't concern you, unless you want to face the wrath of Rowan!
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Nettles and tangles of bindweed, pelt-snagging goosegrass and bedstraw alike were avoided, while he gazed with pleasure on the eager growth of scattered rowan and hawthorn saplings.
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Rowan Berkeley are you writting about liberals, libertarians, both or some strange new highbred (there are quite a few of those around)?
Two Articles on Georgia Crisis Well Worth Reading « Antiwar.com Blog
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Rev. Astrid Storm: Memo to Rome: Some of Us Like the Reformation
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The ground was padded with pine-needles, briony berries shone in the hedgerows below, and hips and haws and rowans also rioted in red.
The Beth Book Being a Study of the Life of Elizabeth Caldwell Maclure, a Woman of Genius
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Rowan, something polysemantic is something ambiguous, or having many meanings.
Regretsy – Bird on a Wire
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Blackwell staff are also keen to encourage visually impaired visitors to discover many of the tactile features of Blackwell's home grown Arts and Crafts design - such as the carved oak panelling of rowan berries in the main hall.
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The "dhimmi" attitude of Tower Hamlets Council over this matter and the similar behaviour of many other Councils and authorities in this Country will accelerate what Dr Rowan Williams described as "unavoidable" - the introduction of Sharia law into the UK.
Archive 2008-08-01
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About a third of the total area will be set aside for natural regeneration of broadleaf trees such as oak, rowan and birch.
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Lois, a sculpture graduate from Aberdeen, takes her inspiration from a single object - a rowan tree in the garden of her neighbour's house.
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• We do appear to have set the cat among the pigeons with recent revelations that Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, barred Katharine Jefferts Schori, the presiding bishop of the US church, and the first woman to lead an Anglican province, from wearing her mitre or carrying her bishop's crosier during a sermon at Southwark Cathedral.
Diary
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Judging by the rowan berries out in crimson abundance, autumn is once more upon us.
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Mr Rowan said neologisms (new words) were often invented by certain groups to make themselves feel exclusive.
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Recently, I was dismayed at Rowan introducing acrylic and nylon into some of their yarns.
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It also gets along well with mushrooms and berries: lingonberries, cranberries, rowanberries.
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Both of the island chains were once covered in dense woodlands of birch, alder, willow, hazel, rowan and aspen.
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At a dinner with the Irish Ambassador in Abuja, His Excellency Liam Canniffe, Rowan undertook to raise the money for a school and the Ambassador immediately said he would match Rowan's money pound for pound in Africa.
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Just as in Scandinavia the parasitic rowan is deemed a countercharm to sorcery, so in Germany the parasitic mistletoe is still commonly considered a protection against witch-craft, and in Sweden, as we saw, the mistletoe which is gathered on Midsummer Eve is attached to the ceiling of the house, the horse's stall or the cow's crib, in the belief that this renders the Troll powerless to injure man or beast.
The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion
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Did you know that waxwings get drunk on rowan berries, and possess livers twice the size of other comparable birds to deal with these occasional binges?
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But this elegant girl, educated by governesses and teachers, was a stranger to them; they could not understand her, and they instinctively kept closer to "Auntie," who called them by their names, continually pressed them to eat and drink, and, clinking glasses with them, had already drunk two wineglasses of rowanberry wine with them.
The Party
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Outside the kitchen window is a rowan tree I planted about ten years ago.
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Eriksson and Nummi determined fairly low ethanol contents for rowan berries, rose-hips, and hawthorn fruits in autumn and winter conditions in Finland.
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Both are good roasted, accompanied by bread sauce or rowanberry jelly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sami shouted, struggling to break free of Rowan's spell.
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The Rowan or Mountain Ash was traditionally regarded as a tree of magical power, believed to protect against evil and give long life to those who ate its fruit. Scottish Food.
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The children in first and second class also put the school grounds to great use, where the birch, maple and rowan trees were the subjects of their investigations.
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Slowly and apprehensively, Rowan raised the latch.
Automatic Typewriter
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However, it also needs a touch of sweetness in the guise of wild rowan jelly - with its sharp fruitiness and beautiful autumnal colour, this adds the final touch to a truly glorious dish.
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Rowan, a five-year-old cob and shire cross who is 16 hands tall, was trapped for six hours in a water-filled ditch at a farm.
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In the sumptuous surroundings of the Guildhall, and rising to his feet after a stirring fanfare, Rowan Williams told guests at the lord mayor of London's annual banquet that St Paul's sat on this "faultline" at "great cost".
Archbishop pays tribute to St Paul's cathedral clergy for 'holding balance'
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Only one thing was clear - that Poligraph had left at dawn wearing cap, scarf and overcoat, taking with him a bottle of rowanberry brandy from the sideboard.
The Heart Of A Dog
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The wood of oak, hazel, rowan, alder, willow, juniper, ash, bird cherry and aspen will take shape on the shores of Loch Katrine over the next 20 years using thousands of acres of land leased to the Forestry Commission.
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The project involves ten kilometres with shoulders, four overbridges, two ramps at Lissenhall and realignment of ramps at Rowan's Road.
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Nettles and tangles of bindweed, pelt-snagging goosegrass and bedstraw alike were avoided, while he gazed with pleasure on the eager growth of scattered rowan and hawthorn saplings.
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Bertrand Russell, having not made out too well in his debate with Frederick C. Copleston, interviews Anselm who drags in Rowan as an example of something more obscure and intrinsically pleonastic than both the ontological argument and anthropic principle combined.
And now for something completely different: an ontological argument for God that invokes Rowan Williams « Anglican Samizdat
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A large number of wild flowers have been planted, including sticky catchfly, dropwort and meadow crane's bill and the trees include prunis, oak, rowan and lime.
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The first sign of autumn is the arrival of fieldfares and redwings coming back from their summer holidays in Scandinavia, pausing to pig out on rowan berries.
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Much of the weed was cleared out to allow easy angling, though plenty of silver birch, rowan, alder, sycamore and pine remain to provide a scenic backdrop.
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At the byre end the old rowan-trees were creaking and groaning to the violence of the gale, the bourtree bushes were flattened near to the ground, and everywhere was white.
The McBrides A Romance of Arran
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Virginia insists that she is not superstitious, but she says that she had to have a rowan by the gate.
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Half of the field will be planted with native ash, along with cherry, rowan and hazel trees.
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The rowan tree, or mountain ash as it is better known, is now in full bloom.
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Presiding over the debate, gently — too gently? — prodding the communion toward acceptance of gay clergy, is Rowan Williams, the brilliant and beleaguered archbishop of Canterbury.
The Velvet Reformation
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The wood has been planted with more than 400 oak, rowan and birch trees bought in memory of loved ones or to commemorate a special occasion.
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On the bit of garden outworks bounded by the wall is a little group of rowans and lilac, and beneath them grow more daffodils, which we have never noticed particularly.
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The four men remained outlaws and were eventually cornered in the town of Glenrowan in 1880.
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The steeper slopes and cliffs of Augill support a mixed woodland of ash, birch and rowan with an interesting ground flora including species such as bluebell, sanicle and wood avens.
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It may be that it holds conversations with the trees that grow around us here, the English oaks, beeches and birches and the lesser trees, holly, rowan, ash, elder and hazel.
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A pleasing blend of cream-coloured cladding, monolithic steel and glass atriums, Rowan House is based around a single, central thoroughfare, topped by a massive glass roof.
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Cattle wore collars of rowan wood to protect them from spells and curses.
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When the present Laird of Strowan negotiated at a high price the purchase of this piece of land, he received with "the bellman's pendicle" the bell itself as the charter of the feu lands, and as custodier of all rights of the same.
Chronicles of Strathearn
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The Croft garden doesn't have many large trees from which we can gather more than a barrow or two of leaves, but of those we do have - rowan and Norway maple - put on a colourful show before leaf-fall.
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Add the rowan berries and the cloves and bring the liquid back to the boil.
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Rowan, who had heard such wishful schemes before, tried not to get his hopes up.
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I recognized the tribe's leader, Rowan, by his sorrel hair and flanks.
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Half of the field will be planted with native ash, along with cherry, rowan and hazel trees, sessile oaks and downy birches.
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The union's general-secretary Graham Rowan said earlier the protest was aimed at drawing attention to what he described as savage attacks on SBV members by mindless gangs.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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He raised his right hand over the branch of rowan in his left and made the sign of the cross.
HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
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The birds still have plenty of places to perch - there's a rowan tree we planted a couple of years ago nearby which is getting large enough for the smaller birds to start using it.
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S. aucuparia, the rowan or mountain ash, owes its specific name to the practice of bird-catchers in Germany and elsewhere who would trap small birds in hair nooses baited with rowan berries.
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In the exposed plantation known as Sentry Hill Wood, beech leaves are brown and the patch of Lloyd George's ground left as downland when a tax was imposed on reclamation is covered in rank bracken and bedraggled rosebay willowherb interspersed with gorse, rowan, willow and oak.
Country diary: St Mellion, Tamar Valley
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Passengers on domestic and European short-haul traffic will be offered rowanberry sweets.
India eNews
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They need to be combined with sugar and made into some kind of preserve, like the traditional rowan jelly often served with roast venison, wood pigeon or wild duck.
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I’ve managed to persuade the archerfish to take Arowana Sticks in addition to crickets, so feeding is a lot easier.
Project updates
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Although Rowan and Stephen joined in with the jollity of the occasion, grumpy Phil didn't really socialise.
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The first sign of autumn is the arrival of fieldfares and redwings coming back from their summer holidays in Scandinavia, pausing to pig out on rowan berries.
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Messrs. Schoen and Rowan say that The Wall Street Journal editorial board, in 2003, "upbraided" Jack Kemp for his business relationship with the Chávez government.
Abuse of Power
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‘If the rowans are full, it will be a bad winter,’ say the locals in my part of the world.
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Plant berry-bearing plants in your garden, such as hawthorn, rowan, holly, cotoneaster and berberis.
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Anyway, thanks heaps to Hayden, Kyle and Damon for putting us up - and to Rowan and Mazzy for putting up with us.
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Oh totally, Rowan is like every girl out there.
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The rowan, quickbeam, or mountain ash is a graceful tree that grows fast, but not tall, on high ground.
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Jack, being Jack, filled the 335cm/11 'long garage with a 335 x 60 x 60cm/11' x 2 'x 2' tank and stocked it with Oscars, Giant gourami, Silver arowana and Ocellated garfish.
Practical Fishkeeping
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Then did I mark my pentacle in the very midst, and at the intersection of the five angles I did set up and fix my crutch of raun (rowan).
The Botathen Ghost
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One of these days I must get around to trying rowanberry jelly.
Hips and haws
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Back on the winding road to Lancaster, the way is lined with purple heather and bracken, rowan trees and bushes full of blueberries.
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His flight in search of food had daily led him farther on, till he had discovered and explored the Rosedale Creek, with its banks of silver-birch, and Castle Frank, with its grapes and rowan berries, as well as Chester woods, where amelanchier and Virginia-creeper swung their fruit-bunches, and checkerberries glowed beneath the snow.
Lobo, Rag and Vixen Being The Personal Histories Of Lobo, Redruff, Raggylug & Vixen
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Dr Rowan Williams, our recently appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, does not enjoy the unqualified support of the media - partly because it's quite difficult to make out what he is saying half the time.
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I have this week watched starlings, jays and woodpigeons gorging themselves on rowan berries.
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It is thought that Rowan ran through fencing in the dark and slithered into the ditch.
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Although Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In hasn't crosse ...
Danny Miller: Sock It to Me!
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That was undoubtedly the point of vantage, but The Powhatan was a much dreaded werowance and they dared not risk his ire.
The Princess Pocahontas
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The late Rev. Love Robertson, Prebendary of Hereford (son of the above George Robertson), was accustomed to use: Gu. three wolves 'heads erased arg., armed and langued az., which are the arms of the original stock of Strowan.
Notes and Queries, Number 64, January 18, 1851
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Finiver is of the rowan, or mountain ash.
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Story wise, it's Mr. Bean, perhaps a little gentler and less repulsive than Rowan Atkinson in the flesh, but very very funny.
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Cattle wore collars of rowan wood to protect them from spells and curses.
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It had been an enchanted place where they ate roast lamb flavored with rosemary and rowanberry pudding and flummery—the best kind, with nutmeg and cream.
The Sea of Trolls
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With a curt nod, Rowan and his tribe vanished into the trees, hooves muffled by the underbrush.
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The fields here were fringed with rowan trees, their bright red berries clashing horribly with the purple heather of late summer.
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Two other members of the apple family are the whitebeam and the rowan.
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Tym artykułem chciałbym zapoczątkować serię artykułów o możliwościach konfiguracji naszego pulpitu i pomimo tego, że będą one skierowane raczej do początkujących użytkowników to mam nadzieję, że przybliżą one Kubuntu tym wielbicielom Linuksa, którzy KDE nie znają, albo co gorsze słyszeli o nim niesprawdzone opinie.
Konfiguracja Pulpitu KDE 4.4. cz.1. - Wiele pulpitów
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The Rowan stretched, easing stiff muscles as she swung her legs off the conformer.
The Rowan
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From the side of his vision, Rowan saw another dark elf emerge from the smooth wall, an invisible spell he concluded had kept it from sight.
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However, make some changes and you have A bogger exchanged 18 balls of Rowan Damask for Patons Kroy Sock yarn in colorway Muslin.
Archive 2008-11-01
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The gravel track led downhill into a narrow belt of silver birch and rowan.
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Plant berry-bearing plants in your garden, such as hawthorn, rowan, holly, cotoneaster and berberis.
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Scandinavia the parasitic rowan is deemed a countercharm to sorcery, so in Germany the parasitic mistletoe is still commonly considered a protection against witch-craft, and in Sweden, as we saw, the mistletoe which is gathered on Midsummer Eve is attached to the ceiling of the house, the horse's stall or the cow's crib, in the belief that this renders the Troll powerless to injure man or beast.
The Golden Bough
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For a few nights I kept having a nightmare, where I was rockclimbing, and Rowan was belaying me.
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Nettles and tangles of bindweed, pelt-snagging goosegrass and bedstraw alike were avoided, while he gazed with pleasure on the eager growth of scattered rowan and hawthorn saplings.
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Fuzen slashed the whip at Rowan, which wrapped around his wrist.
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I'm aware that plenty of aquarium fish can live much longer than six years, like oscars, pacus, arowanas, etc, but I've never found anything about tetra or other small characoid lifespans.
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So I climbed up through the birch and rowan woodland above the house and on to the main badger setts.
Country Diary: Strathnairn
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Native species have recolonised, and now blackbirds forage among mouldering leaves of New World tulip trees, maples, paperbark birches and red oaks that decay into the soil alongside Old World durmast oak, alder, ash and rowan fallen foliage.
Country diary: Durham city
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The school grounds, which are according to Eanna ‘excellent - great for safe exploring and very well planted’, served up a wonderful array of elderberries, blackberries, privet berries, haws, rose hips and rowan berries.
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When the burdocks rustle in the ravine and the yellow-red rowanberry cluster droops
Oh, to live simply a/k/a How to be happy when a bird totals your jet plane
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The Rowan managed her one small carisak, and Purza, quite handily by herself.
The Rowan
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I stopped beside a tumbling waterfall and enjoyed a late lunch below a rowan tree, its bright red berries outliving the crumpled yellow leaves.
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I mean, even some of my ancestors from Germany and Southern England who arrived in, say Rowan County, North Carolina, a Scot stronghald, they promptly began intermarrying with Scots, taking on the culture and behavior.
Great Scots
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I ended up making both grandsons a pair while down there in rowan cashsoft in a delightful beigy colour I found in the local yarn store.
Finished things:)
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Arowanas come in three shades, silver, metallic green and gold.
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The waxwings' rather unusual speciality is supermarket car parks because of the owners' tendency to plant cotoneaster, pyracantha or non-native rowans that are heavy with red berries.
Country diary: Claxton, Norfolk
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They also ate berries such as rowan and cloudberry, and hazelnuts.
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I remember Rowan falling on to a jagged baked bean can dropped by the dustman on the path, and rather envying him the drama of the dash to the hospital and the impressive bandage.
Hancox: All under one roof
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I'm pleased to say that Rowan truly seems to be a bouncing baby, and seems none the worse for his ordeal.
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Mr. Rowan believed that these eggs were unique and represented the first recorded case of erythrism in crow's eggs.
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Ridley Scott has optioned movie rights and hired Rowan Joffe "The American" to write and direct.
A Daily Breakfast of Amnesia
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Bean . Rowan Atkinson is my favorite movie star.
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Plant berry-bearing plants in your garden, such as hawthorn, rowan, holly, cotoneaster and berberis.
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Today my grandma looked through my Rowan Junior book and decided that she too is going to take up the needles after a very long break from anything craft related and knit Amelia a little jumper.
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Turning, she saw a middle aged man leaning against a rowan tree.
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The dusk momentarily heightened all the colors of the countryside, lighting the land with jewels; a glowing emerald in the hollows, a lovely shadowed amethyst among the clumps of heather, and burning rubies on the red-berried rowan trees that crowned the hills.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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It also makes sense, if you are planting new trees, to grow small trees like rowan, magnolia or cherry close to the house, saving large trees like oak, beech and lime for further away.
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The adorable Hungarian vizsla has proved a huge hit at The Rowans Hospice in Purbrook, near Waterlooville, where she visits every Wednesday.
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Did you know that waxwings get drunk on rowan berries, and possess livers twice the size of other comparable birds to deal with these occasional binges?
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Through silver, gold, and lead; rowan, ash, and oak; and the seventh ward of bone.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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Crab apples were used as were sloes, rose hips and rowan berries.
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The recipes are a great mixture of traditional country fruit and vegetables - pumpkin marmalade, rowan berry and apple jelly, blackberry mousse, lettuce and lovage soup.
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The film sees Rowan Atkinson bringing his bumbling Barclays Bank ad spy to the big screen.
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Rowan Hill is well situated in a very exclusive area overlooking the valley, hills and mountains around Mallow.
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Two other members of the apple family are the whitebeam and the rowan.
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Rowan Williams, called for a renewed effort to reach out to alienated young people during what he described as the "unavoidable austerity ahead".
The Guardian World News
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Pollen studies by scientists have revealed that both of the island chains were once covered in dense woodlands of birch, alder, willow, hazel, rowan and aspen.
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Wild fruit jellies, such as elderberry, rowanberry, sloe or crab apple, also make a great accompaniment.
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The National Trust was awarded £39,000 from the Forestry Commission to rebuild the wall and to plant 5,000 new trees, including oak, ash, rowan and hazel.
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Rowan and Mayne limited constables' weapons to the truncheon, carried concealed until 1863.
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Then the Wolfhill forward line proved their superior penetrative powers and accuracy when PJ Rowan doubled their advantage on 35 minutes.
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His comments will be amplified in a report he had written for the St Paul's Institute - effectively the cathedral's think-tank, which is endorsed by Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop for/of Canterbury - and which will be published tomorrow, which argues that the City has lost its moral framework as technology has replaced human interaction.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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They also ate berries such as rowan and cloudberry, and hazelnuts.
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Most wonderful of all, there are two brand new invasions of mistletoe in the rowan tree that overhangs the patio.
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The undergrowth was gorgeous: bramble, elder, honeysuckle, briony, rowan, and alder vied with one another in the vividness of their crimson and orange, while the bracken was a sea of pale gold.
The Luckiest Girl in the School
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Though many ages are gone since Nushirowan was in being, yet in the remembrance of his munificence is his fair renown left.
The Persian Literature, Comprising The Shah Nameh, The Rubaiyat, The Divan, and The Gulistan, Volume 2
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Dr. Rowan joined the astrogeology branch of the United States Geological Survey in the mid-1960s.
Dunn, Fischer, Gibson, Harker, Rowan, Hammerbeck, Hutchison, Grossman, Zic, Thompson, Sorrell, Schultheis die
