Sentence examples for with fell from inspiring English sources

Six years ago my husband and I bought a small hill farm in the Rusland Valley, a quiet area of the Lake District between Coniston Water and Windermere, and it is from here that I now breed rough fell sheep, a breed native to Cumbria, along with fell ponies and dexter cattle, and some rare breed sheep such as North Ronaldsay, Ouesssant and Hebridean.

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I was really scared watching 'Paranormal Activity' because the person I was watching it with fell asleep.

They'd met when the girls Eileen hung out with fell in with the boys Murt hung out with.

Baumeister was there to offer his congratulations at the finish, along with fell running legend Joss Naylor.

I watched as your eyes lightened to blue, as the coarse hair you were born with fell out and was replaced by a fine, dark fuzz".

There is nothing intrinsically wrong with felling timber or building roads on federal land, but why do it at a loss?Under the Clinton administration, some cheeky efforts to expand subsidy programmes have been fought off; but the president has resisted cutting back subsidies that have strong Democratic support.

We observed the earth flow as black soil surface scarp and dark-colored coating along the gully from the scarp with felled trees.

On the assumption that the annual harvest in New Zealand will be around 30 million m3 by 2020 (MAF 2010), and the proportion of bark around 10 12 % (Webber and Madgwick 1983), up to 3 million m3 per year of bark could potentially be associated with felled stems.

In "Ripley's Game," our reviewer said, Highsmith "has never been more animated, more interesting, or more profligate with men shot, garroted, thrown off express trains, clubbed with firewood, felled with hammer, and pushed in front of speeding cars".

Things get progressively more majestic as you reach the lakes: first Loweswater to the west, then Crummock Water, with Mellbreak Fell looming close, and finally Buttermere, with Haystacks at its head.