Sentence examples for old abbey from inspiring English sources

The tenant farmer, now living in the old abbey, is instructed to keep cows out front as pastoral.

One Saturday morning in 1993, when she was eight years old, Abbey Fleck and her father, Jonathan, were cooking bacon in their St.

For almost half a century art experts have disagreed over whether a 17th-century painting bequeathed to a fine old abbey in Devon is a genuine Rembrandt.

Downhill, the stream disappears through a grille and into a culvert where the railway embankment (1856) blocks its path and the view to the old abbey site.

The company has a similar deal with the old Abbey National, and if branch closures follow bank mergers under Santander, logic dictates even more tax savings.

And if you have recently visited an old Abbey National office of Santander Bank you are on the premises of an offshore managed office.

The situation compares more with monasteries, where an old former abbey follows the ruling of the new abbey.

At one of the window table of "The Old Abbey--that one of the Adams chain of tearooms which Mrs. Adams called fondly her "Bit of Old England", thus distinguishing it from the Adams bit of Old Spain known as the Alhambra..."....

By Frances Crane The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 44 At one of the window table of "The Old Abbey--that one of the Adams chain of tearooms which Mrs. Adams called fondly her "Bit of Old England", thus distinguishing it from the Adams bit of Old Spain known as the Alhambra... .. View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

By Frances Crane The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 44 At one of the window table of "The Old Abbey--that one of the Adams chain of tearooms which Mrs. Adams called fondly her "Bit of Old England", thus distinguishing it from the Adams bit of Old Spain known as the Alhambra... .. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

People flock to the tiny city in the shadow of the Alps to walk the ancient streets, see the birthplace of Mozart (a charming yellow row house) and duck into the 1,000-year 1,000-year and moldtabbeys fortress.