Sentence examples for the bute from inspiring English sources

The Bute family greatly influenced the subsequent development of Cardiff.

The existing facilities – the Bute Theatre, Raymond Edwards Building and Anthony Hopkins building – are all maintained on the south side of the site – with the Bute Theatre offering more of a studio space to compliment the new theatre.

A Scottish Government spokeswoman said: "The Simon Wiesenthal Centre report raises questions over how the Bute House drawing room chandelier came to be brought to Scotland and into the ownership of the Bute family.

The Bute Hours – named after its 20th-century owner, the 5th Marquess of Bute – was made around 1500.

A prominent board member resigned and a dissident group known as "the Bute 27" called for an extraordinary general meeting, which will be held later this month.

Last year he formed a campaigning organisation, the Bute Community Land Company, that, with £400,000 of public funds from Highlands and Islands Enterprise, bought a tract of forest and hillside in the north of the island.

Although the Docks were not particularly profitable, they transformed the value of the Butes' mining and land interests, making the family immensely wealthy.

The castle remained at the centre of the Butes' political power base in Cardiff, however, with their faction sometimes termed as "the Castle party".

On 3 April 1872, Burges produced a gothic-style brooch for the marriage of the Marquess of Bute to Lady Bute.

Meanwhile, former Food Standards Agency manager John Young told the Sunday Times he had alerted the government in 2011 to the "debacle" of horse passports, which were supposed to stop the painkiller bute entering the food chain, but was ignored.

Eight horses, killed in the UK, tested positive for the painkiller bute and six may have entered the food chain in France, the Food Standards Agency said.