Sentence examples for countryside watch from inspiring English sources

The force said various 'watch' schemes were in place to help reduce crime, including Countryside Watch and Farm Watch.

"I will re-invigorate the Countryside Watch campaign, learning lessons from Farm Watch schemes in other counties," she said.

The spokeswoman said as there was "no requirement for police action at this time", officers had informed the Wildlife and Wetland Trust at Welney - which is home to a number of swans - and Countryside Watch - an organisation that works closely with the police to monitor and reduce rural crime.

They spent a day, in the basement of Kubrick's house in the English countryside, watching "True Lies" at Kubrick's flatbed editing station.

Richard Hawley's earliest memory is lying on the floor of his grandfather's Robin Reliant - "it were illegal to be sat in front" - as they drove out of city to the beautiful surrounding countryside, watching trees, sky and lamp-posts blur by.

McCusker remembers those makeshift camerawork days often now as she pilots drones over the Italian countryside, watching in real time as it records digital data.

The volunteers load into a caravan of cars and set off through the countryside, watching as the buildings of San Juan give way to lush rolling hills, where Aguada overlooks a valley and a glimmer of the coastline.

To work it off, go for a stride around the lovely countryside, or watch Huddersfield Town or Huddersfield Giants rugby league club at the award-winning McAlpine stadium.

Expanding his view from the single family featured in his remarkable 2004 debut, "Tropic of Cancer," the director travels across the often beautiful, always unforgiving countryside to watch children work.

"La Dolce Vita" unfolds itself in a series of loosely-knit episodes seen through the eyes of a gossip columnist cum press photographer, and ranges from a striking scene of the capital's elite invading the countryside to watch a miracle that fails to occur, to scenes of sexual promiscuity, homosexuality, escapism, boredom, and orgy.

MATTHEW BARNEY's "Cremaster Cycle" was playing on flat-screen televisions in the car, and as we leaned back in the seat we had a stunning revelation: namely, what an oddly fulfilling afternoon it would be to ride through the countryside while watching a man toil with enormous amounts of Vaseline.