Sentence examples for bield from inspiring English sources
verb
To make bold, give courage or confidence to.
Better a wee bush than nae bield: Bare-scud Picts on the battlefield?
It may have a point at Lyveden New Bield but does it really have to worry about turbines quite so far from land?
Service delivery, care of older people Trust, Hanover Scotland and Bield housing association were jointly nominated for a scheme that helps elderly people to understand their pension and benefit entitlements, which in turn increases their independence.
They lived at the Bield, a mountainside farmhouse at Lower Langdale, in the Lake District.
Its determined and (so far) successful opposition to four wind turbines within sight of the majestic Lyveden New Bield ruin in Northamptonshire is a good example.
Bield's care home in Haugh Street, Edinburgh, has pioneered the Extra Time project, and its service manager Kathryn Telford says: "Many of the residents at Haugh Street are avid football fans who have watched and supported their teams for years".
Hall's prose is chunky with local language, colour and landscape: bothies, bields, becks and corbies, hefted flocks and droves of heather.
In 2006 Sylvia took early retirement but continued to work as an independent consultant, and as board member of charities, including Bield Housing Association and Carr Gomm Scotland.
