Sentence examples for broads from inspiring English sources

It's eminently accessible by train – from the starting point of Great Yarmouth, across the Broads from Norfolk; then Oulton Broads and Beccles, both on the line to Lowestoft from Ipswich; Bungay and Harlesden by number 80 bus from Diss, then Diss itself, on the London-Norwich mainline; and Thetford, on the Ely-Norwich train.

The old formula of "bosoms, broads and fun" prescribed by Jim Aubrey, a former president of CBS, no longer works.

These are not the sort of words you would imagine coming from the lips of most gumshoes".Motherless Brooklyn" features a colourful supporting cast of strutting wiseguys, inscrutable Mafia dons, remorseless hitmen and sassy broads.

The broads are more plentiful and the bosoms more prominent on Playboy or Spice, and the fun better tailored to particular tastes on HBO, or Black Entertainment Television, or Nickelodeon.

To see the swallowtail you have to go to the Norfolk Broads; to spot the Glanville fritillary you have to go to the Isle of Wight; to observe the mountain ringlet you have to climb mountains; and to glimpse the remotest one of all, the chequered skipper, now extinct in England, you have to go to Argyllshire.

Green ideas seem tailor-made to take us broads right back there to the Middle Ages.

Do "female irrationality" and "skinny big-titted broads" ring any bells?

However, Geocurve, a company thatwhich designs drones fitted with state-of-the-art sensors whichand has already been used by the Environment Agency to map the Norfolk Broads national park, says it could do the job up to 900 per cent more accurately than LiDAR, which relies on historic data for its surveys.

Few visitors to East Anglia,on their way to the Broads or the North Norfolk coast, spare time for the ancient heaths around Thetford, on the Norfolk and Suffolk border.

Swallowtail butterfly, sure, been to the Broads, seen that; but swallowtail moth?

Tyson has had no obvious booze-and-broads distractions in Tokyo, the very opposite.