Sentence examples for on flanders from inspiring English sources

The plan involved two simultaneous attacks by light cruisers and destroyers, one on Flanders and another on shipping in the Thames estuary; the five battlecruisers were to support the Thames attack while the dreadnoughts remained off Flanders.

In one instance, it appears that he managed to acquire Broad Cove, a 100-acre wooded parcel on Flanders Bay in Riverhead, in what could be a bargain for the county.

On the eve of the 100th anniversary of World War I, whose gas attacks on Flanders fields produced "the froth-corrupted lungs, obscene as cancer" of which the British poet Wilfred Owen wrote, the Assad clan's gassings cannot go unanswered.

THURSDAY -- The East End Arts Council's Harvest Gospel Concerts begin at 8 p.m. at the Mattituck Presbyterian Church and continue on Friday at the First Baptist Church in Bridgehampton, and on Nov. 20 at Friendship Baptist Church on Flanders.

In addition, the tax revenue flows between the two regions are well-known, but the more subtle economic dynamics are less well understood - and, hence, a split could have an adverse effect on Flanders, especially in terms of business confidence if there is accompanying political turmoil.

With good reason, because the song took on a double meaning, not only voicing the longing of a man for the girl he hopes to marry who is unbelievably beautiful, but also a stark reminder of how hard the British public found it in the early part of the war to accept the bloody reality of the slaughter taking place on Flanders fields.

As time went on, Ms. Flanders began nudging their living space toward domesticity.

The 215km race, one of the hardest on the professional circuit, is a warm-up for the Tour of Flanders on 5 April.

Lizzie Armitstead continued her dominant start to the season with victory in the women's Tour of Flanders on Sunday.

Why, then, has Nardello been riding for days in Belgian races, including the Tour of Flanders on Sunday and ending Wednesday, when he retires after Ghent-Wevelgem?

On Rochereau's desk is a vial on which, in keeping with tradition, a label records that it contains "the soil of Flanders on which our dear child fell and which has kept his remains for four years".