Sentence examples for coldcream from inspiring English sources

Coldstream became the headquarters of the army in Scotland, and it was there in the 17th century that General George Monck's regiment of foot was organized and renamed the Coldstream Guards.

Unlike most of them Coldstream is a paying proposition.

A breeding farm the size of Coldstream costs betw.

I would point visitors to restaurants in the town of Graaff-Reinet, like the newly opened Meerkat Deli or the Coldstream.

I would love to ask the film-makers if the link with Coldstream was a directorial or designers' idea?

I saw Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy last night and the film confirmed that Oldman's portrayal of Smiley is based on Coldstream: his glasses, his painting technique based on the ideas of watching he developed at the GPO Film Unit working alongside WH Auden, who wrote in his Letter to William Coldstream, Esq (1937): "Let me pretend I am the impersonal eye of the camera".

The photograph of Gary Oldman as Smiley on page 4 of the Review (The truth about spies, 17 September) looked so like Sir William Coldstream when I taught with him in his final years at the Slade school of fine art, UCL, 1974 to 1976.

With William Coldstream and Euan Uglow the precise geometric calculation is made obvious.

As the Second World War drew to an end, Johnstone shrewdly calculated that the other two Euston Road founders, William Coldstream and Claude Rogers, could be attracted to join him.

Or Irishman James Graham of the Coldstream Guards, who was hailed as "the bravest man in Britain" for helping to close the north gate at Hougoumont farm – a turning point in the battle – and rescuing his brother from the burning barn.

She attended the Euston Road School where, she said, William Coldstream was good to her but Victor Pasmore reduced her to tears for failing to "come up to his standards".