Sentence examples for bryn from inspiring English sources

The name Malvern derives from moel bryn (Celtic: "bare hill").

Haverford College was established in Haverford in 1833, and Bryn Mawr College was founded in 1885 in Bryn Mawr.

June 11 , 1912Yarmouth, Canada May 2 , 1997Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Keith Roberts Porter, (born June 11 , 1912 Yarmouth, N.S., Can. died May 2 , 1997 Bryn Mawr, Pa., U.S.), Canadian-born American cell biologist who pioneered techniques for electron microscope studies of the internal structure and organization of cells and tissues.

Schools Primaries: Y Gwernant is "good", says Estyn, and at Bryn Collen, "good features" mostly "outweigh shortcomings".

"I had about every advantage".She graduated from Bryn Mawr and got work in repertory companies, where she was spotted by a Hollywood scout.

There is no way to verify that ballots are recorded, transmitted and tabulated properly, argues Rebecca Mercuri, a computer-science professor at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia, and the most outspoken critic of DRE.

In her interview, recorded on video two days after April disappeared, the ten-year-old said she was cycling on the Bryn-Y-Gog estate with a friend when Bridger pulled up alongside her in his car.

April, who had cerebral palsy, vanished while playing on her bike with her best friend near their homes on Machynlleth's Bryn-Y-Gog estate on October 1 last year.

Asked by Brendan Kelly QC, defending, why he did not examine the area around the garages in the Bryn-Y-Gog estate where the alleged collision took place, Mr Stewart responded: "There would not have been any point in examining that area because there had not been a collision.

April was last seen near her home on the Bryn-y-Gog estate in the Mid Wales town on Monday evening last week.

The hottest ticket this summer will probably be for Verdi's "Falstaff", conducted by Lorin Maazel, with Bryn Terfel, a famous Welsh baritone, in the title role.