Sentence examples for the haugh from inspiring English sources
noun
A low-lying meadow by the side of a river.
The adjacent Baron's Haugh – a communal nature reserve centred around a large body of water, the Haugh – was once a part of the estate but is now managed by the RSPB as a haven for wetland birds.
Just before the construction of the South station the haugh had two uses.
The Haugh unit of eggs are shown in Table 3.
Determination of the Haugh unit was conducted using Egg Analyzer™ (SANOVO, Denmark).
In this study, the Haugh unit was not affected by the supplementation of metabolite combinations.
The yolk colour, height, thickness of egg white and the Haugh unit were automatically measured, calculated and recorded.
Turriff United, another Highland League side, lost by the same score to League Two basement side Clyde at The Haughs.
The Haughs finished in 4 40 48, egged on by the race fans they passed.
Stella South was built on the Stella Haugh, the site of the Battle of Newburn in 1640.
Between 1887 and 1916, the Stella Haugh had been the site of the annual Blaydon Races, which stopped after a riot broke out following allegations of race fixing.
The site chosen for Stella North was the Newburn Haugh, which was the site of Lemington Hall.
