Sentence examples for down the parish from inspiring English sources
Getting power will take much longer, with major electrical lines down in the marsh, and the only roads up and down the parish still under water.
As Betsy Faden-Qureshi, the church organist, banged out "Second Hand Rose, Stella Andrewss, 77, waltzed down the parish hall runway, outfitted in a floral muumuu, pussycat slippers and an assortment of primary-colored plastic leis.
"Individuals' views on whether I should stand down from the parish council are just that – their views," he said.
Acadia Parish was also hard hit, recording wind gusts exceeding 110 mph, and 5 tornadoes touched down in the parish.
The hill called Cam Long Down stands in the parish of Cam, one mile north-east of Dursley, in advance of the Cotswold range, but only three-quarters of a mile to the west of Uley Bury.
Down in the parish hall, before bingo, Ms. Smith was taking blood pressures.
Financial woes are cascading down to the parish and town councils who, only a month back, communities secretary Eric Pickles lauded as localism's "magic wand".
In pulling down the chancel of the parish church of Upton, near Southwell, Notts., during the present summer, in order to its rebuilding, certain vases were found embedded in the walls.
But it was expensive £19.1m has so far been paid out to disgruntled clergy and it allowed opponents of women priests to put down roots in the parishes.
The population of the parish is down to 350.
