Sentence examples for Dowding from inspiring English sources

Those we get in puffy supermarket bags have improved immeasurably in the past few years, but they bear about as much resemblance to the Dowding leaves as I do to Cristiano Ronaldo in the matter of soccer skills.

Dowding scatters his cream with instant coffee, which proves unpleasantly bitter, while Bell and Oliver go for chocolate shavings, which introduces another, unnecessary flavour.

Today, more and more people are joining the dig-less club thanks to Dowding.

She tells about her work there and about the man who was the head, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh (now Lord) Dowding.

In the middle stood Mr. Dowding.

Cherished wife for 60 years of Paul, devoted mother of Ann Davidd Hawkins, Ellen and James Janet Scuderiri), dowding grandmother of Emily & Benjamin Popper and Justin and Jenna Kirschner, adoring sister of the late Myron & Alvin, loving aunt of Evan, Sue Ellen, James, Melissa Chris Cullerr) & Todd Susan Federr).

Although targets and tactics were changed in different phases, the underlying object was always to wear down Britain's air defense, and indeed the effort severely strained the limited resources of Fighter Command, under Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding.

Peter McCallum Dowding took over the premiership in 1988 in the wake of the WA Inc fiasco and Burke's imprisonment.

A debate over tactics during the battle brought Leigh-Mallory into conflict with the Number 11 Group commander, Keith Park (in charge of defending southern England), and with the head of Fighter Command, Hugh Dowding.

Inspired by American writer Ruth Stout, Dowding developed his own techniques for less work gardening in the early eighties.

Next month I'll be speaking to the original Mr 'No Dig' himself, Charles Dowding for advice on how I can dig even less in my garden and to discuss the benefits of doing so.