Sentence examples for In scot from inspiring English sources

He calls Edward's construction of castles in Wales 'the most ambitious exercise in colonial domination ever undertaken in medieval Europe', and dwells on bloody atrocities committed during the king's campaigns in Scot land - featured in the Hollywood epic Braveheart - such as the sacking of Berwick, in which 11,000 civilians were massacred in three days.

The principal mode of collection of study endpoints, adverse events and serious adverse events (SAEs) in SCOT is by record-linkage from national population healthcare databases.

After randomisation, a health service prescription is issued for the randomised drug and the patient's case records and computer file are marked to show that they are participating in SCOT.

"This club never gives in," the Scot, 71, added.

Parts of the second are in Scots.

In Scots law the place of heraldry is very precise.

We have a strong European pedigree in Scots law.

For a discussion of writings in Scots Gaelic, see Celtic literature.

The 17th century was a less distinguished age for literature in Scots.

I thought, my dad will like this; it's written in Scots.

The earliest extant literature in Scots dates from the second half of the 14th century.