Sentence examples for byland from inspiring English sources
With Douglas, Moray took Berwick-uponTweed from the English (1318), ravaged northern England (1319), and defeated an English army at Byland, Yorkshire (1322).
Religious communities established houses in the area: a monastery at Lastingham dedicated to St. Cedd (654 ce); St. Gregory's Minster at Kirkdale; Cistercian abbeys at Rievaulx, Byland, and Rosedale; and Augustinian priories at Kirkham and Newburgh.
Northern England's ecclesiastical history is on view at English Heritage's Mount Grace Priory and Byland Abbey.
The Cistercian abbeys of Furness and Byland, exploiting the area for wool production, continued the process of deforestation, which was accelerated by iron ore smelting and later by the extraction of lead and copper.
Her filmpoem Byland was commissioned for the Year of Natural Scotland.
1 THE ABBEY INN Byland Abbey, Coxwold, Yorkshire 01347 888204; bylandabbeyinn.com This cosy restaurant with rooms overlooks the majestic ruined Byland Abbey, one of northern England's first Gothic buildings, which stands defiant after 900 years.
BYLAND--Bruce E., 58, of Mamaroneck, NY on May 17 , 2008after a valiant struggle with cancer.
Other places to explore Rievaulx Abbey, Byland Abbey, Helmsley market and castle, all at english-heritage.org.uk Bike hire From Sutton Bank Bikes, adults' bikes £15 for 1.5 hours, £29 per day.
"I once did a 10-minute TV routine in Switzerland with my partner Pierre Byland," he says.
Leah Byland, a Rye Neck middle school student, is 12 and already has a long history as an outspoken vegetarian.
Leah rejected the meat and poultry that her mother and father, Cara Tannenbaum and Bruce Byland, offered her as an infant.
