Sentence examples for Scottish Highlander from inspiring English sources

And the events themselves will feature a Scottish Highlander or two.

The Scottish Highlander begins its journey at Banavie, near Ben Nevis.

According to the writer Mary Kay McComas, "She is a magnificent Scottish Highlander — except that they sometimes sound exactly like her Ohio River riffraff from a Western novel".

She can also do "trouser" roles -- Orsini in Donizetti's "Lucrezia Borgia," and Malcolm, a Scottish highlander, in Rossini's "Donna del Lago".

European Waterways (01784 482439; gobarging.com) runs all-inclusive week-long cruises on the Scottish Highlander, starting at Inverness, throughout the year, costing from £1,550 per person.

Highland fling Keeping a lookout for Nessie and a steam train ride across the spectacular Glenfinnan Viaduct, featured in the Harry Potter films, are highlights of a six-night cruise on the passenger barge Scottish Highlander.

Freedom then Words can kill ReprintsIN 1908 a tobacco company, John Player and Sons, enclosed in its cigarette packets cards portraying Scottish Highlanders wearing kilts woven in different tartans.

General Donald McDonald, who had amassed some 1,600 Scottish Highlanders and North Carolina Regulators, marched toward Wilmington, North Carolina, to join British troops coming by sea from Boston and England.

Many kilt tartans you see today were designed by English tailors under the rule of Queen Victoria, rather than by Scottish highlanders.

In April 1746, Bonnie Prince Charlie and his army of Scottish Highlanders were crushed by the forces of King George in a fight that effectively ended the rebellion and the Highlanders' hopes of maintaining traditional clan rule.

The huts of Scottish Highlanders were formerly made of heather and heath stems cemented with peat mud mixed with dry grass or straw; today, temporary sheds are often built in a similar way and roofed with heather.