Sentence examples for foresters office from inspiring English sources

We'll have better toilets, better circulation, and a cafe frontage on the high street in the former Foresters office.

The historian C. R. Young states that he held the office until his death in 1234 when it passed to his son John, but Daniel Crook, writing in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, claims that Neville lost the forester office in 1229, to be replaced by John of Monmouth and Brian de Lisle.

In 1215 William joined the baronial rebellion against John, and lost his naval offices, the royal forester's office for Somerset, and custody of Lydford Castle.

His father retired as a forester in the Missoula office of the United States Forest Service.

This effort was coordinated by John Ifft, a forester for the Medford Office of the BLM.

During 1985, experienced foresters at eight regional forestry offices throughout South Africa completed a questionnaire on invasive alien plants occurring in the natural forest environment in their area, specifying whether the species occur inside the forest, in forest gaps and/or along the forest margin (Geldenhuys et al. 1986).

In 1215 Neville lost his office of chief forester.

Beauchamp probably held the office of royal forester for Worcestershire as well as sheriff.

From 1197 William was responsible for the collection of revenues from Geoffrey's lands at Lydford, Devon, and held the office of chief forester of Somerset; it is unclear to whom he owed that position.

Loudoun public affairs officer Glen Barbour said the county's urban forester and representatives from its planning and zoning office visited the site Thursday.

The dealership declined to divulge details about its customers or transactions, but a person familiar with Mr. Mueller's negotiation said he either bought or leased a new Forester, the same model he drove to the office last week in the final days of his investigation.