Sentence examples for about the abbey from inspiring English sources

The five stories about the Abbey Antique Galleries and the proprietor's experiences, described as the centerpiece of the collection, are in fact the least remarkable.

During my ride, I haven't exactly been keeping up with the news and my newspaper the way I normally do, but my colleague Erik Eckholm had written an article about the abbey closing down its ranch.

And the smiling nun herself has a connection to that war: she is General Patton's granddaughter.We chat amiably about the abbey and the town where she and I and my wife grew up.

They have sifted through hundreds of years of evidence and have found that stories about the abbey's origins were most likely invented by medieval monks trying to turn a profit.

It's easy to imagine the ghost of a monk floating past you but if you want to find out more about the Abbey's original inhabitants you can go to the visitor centre at the Mill.

The decision follows four years of uncertainty about the Abbey's location, and a disastrous centenary in 2004 that resulted in a new director, a revamped legal structure and record deficits that required emergency financing from the government.

Landmarks (all restored since 1945) include the town hall (about 1512); the Abbey of St. Nicholas (founded 1150), now the seat of the provincial government; and the 16th-century New Church.

THIS week, the Bank of Scotland (BoS) and Abbey National, two medium-sized British banks, are chatting privately about whether the Abbey will, as it hopes, buy the BoS or the BoS will, as it hopes, agree a merger of the two.

Tells about productions at the Abbey and the Dublin Gate Theatres.

Pescall frequently wrote to Thomas Cromwell complaining about affairs at the abbey, even bemoaning the fact that £13 of his undeservedly generous pension of £100 a year was being taken in tax, and asking that the tax be paid by the abbey.

At Lucca the bishop and the commune were jointly concerned about the claims of the Abbey of Fucecchio because of its ties to neighbouring Pisa.