Sentence examples for countryside section from inspiring English sources

This council was abolished in 1986, and the path is now under the care of the Countryside section of Leeds City Council.

The borough encompasses in addition to Barnsley a number of smaller towns, including Cudworth, Darton, Wombwell, and Penistone, and some open countryside, including a section of the Pennines.

While most of the trip meanders through flat English countryside, the end section towards Cambridgeshire is somewhat hilly and requires strength and endurance.

In 1998, at the height of the world craze, a pet cemetery in the English countryside dedicated a section of its real estate to our ovate brothers and sisters, who were placed in wooden coffins, lowered 6 or so inches into the ground, and memorialized with little placards reading "Zena," "Maryan," "Sid," or "Arty".

There were three locks in open countryside on this section before the canal reached Tallington where Tallington Village Lock was located just to the north of St Lawrence Church, parts of which date from the 12th to 15th centuries, with later additions.

Although there has been minor development on parts of the route, and Wistlandpound Reservoir has flooded the track bed close to its mid-point, much is still in open countryside, with many sections identifiable.

And his decision to withdraw the compromise rather than fight for it shows that these days he is more afraid of offending the party than the countryside.In this section What did you do in the war, Alastair?

By contrast, the environment department reckons that ramblers are barred from about half a million hectares of scenic countryside.In this section When in roam Gordon's theorem Who blinks?

But it owed more to Bolivia's economic troubles, and especially those of the impoverished countryside.In this section Lifelines for Brazil and Uruguay Progress or collapse Grounded Joe goes, will Jean?

Its fighters are now either hiding in cities controlled by forces of the African Union (AU) or are scattered across the countryside.In this section A red line and a reeling rial Down (just a bit) with the price An endless debate over religion's role Better than nothing Scrolls under threat It's not over yet ReprintsBut the Shabab has been here before.

But such claims resonate because they play to a broader feeling that Labour traditionally a party of the urban working class has ignored the countryside.In this section Green and unrepresented land The prim and the lush Clean bowlered Belfast: the film set The best-laid plans Reprints Related items Agriculture: Life on the landAug 9th 2007The prosecution's case is a powerful one.