Sentence examples for albemarle from inspiring English sources

It was named in the 17th century for George Monck, duke of Albemarle, but now only its northern tip, cut by the Equator, is known as Albemarle.

The front row at her show resembled the pages of Hello! magazine (Prince Philip von Hessen, Princess Alexandra of Greece, Countess of Albemarle).

On December 2nd Albemarle & Bond (A&B), a British one, put itself up for sale in the hope of staving off bankruptcy.

It boasts many famous alumni, including Humphry Davy, a multi-talented chemist, and Michael Faraday, a physicist whose Friday Evening Discourses were so popular that Albemarle Street, where the RI is based, became London's first one-way thoroughfare.

Albemarle & Bond, the other national chain, has 75, twice as many as in 1998.

Albemarle, a chemical manufacturer and Fortune 1000 company, has moved its headquarters from Virginia to Baton Rouge.

The route is linked by several essential man-made canals, including the Cape Cod, Chesapeake and Delaware, and Chesapeake-Albemarle.

Kitty Hawk, town, Dare county, northeastern North Carolina, U.S. It lies on Bodie Island, a narrow sand barrier (one of the Outer Banks) facing the Atlantic Ocean opposite Albemarle Sound.

A grant by King Charles I in 1629 for the lands south of Virginia brought the term Carolina into being, but no permanent settlement was made until farmers and traders from Virginia moved into the Albemarle Sound area in the 1650s.

The Dismal Swamp Canal (built 1790 1828) is an intracoastal waterway 22 miles (35 km) long connecting Chesapeake Bay, by way of Deep Creek and the southern branch of the Elizabeth River, with Albemarle Sound in North Carolina through the Pasquotank River.

On August 11th, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a team of archeologists announced the results of new excavations in a rural, largely swampy area near the two-mile-wide mouth of the Chowan River, at the western end of the Albemarle Sound.