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Перевод: belfry

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Тезаурус:

1. Say what you like about the Ryder Cup and The Belfry, if it wasn't for the 9th, 10th and 18th holes, it would be as average as it looks.
2. The Belfry was cold and wet, which gave us a taste of what was to come at Lytham.
3. In the tower was a belfry containing one bell with the inscription: Parish of Sego A.D. almost entirely rebuilt and enlarged by the addition of a chancel and south aisle designed by Sir Thomas Drew.
4. The church of The Chimes is not named but the original illustrations to that book show the belfry of Shaw's building.
5. Doorways and walls and even the chapel belfry are adorned with dates and inscriptions relating not to national events and national heroes but to local "statesmen" of past generations.
6. With practice, the ringer can swing the bell in a controlled fashion through 360 degrees, producing the right "dong" at the right point among all the other bells whirling away in the belfry.
7. He was playing so well at The Belfry (Lawrence Batley International) in his practice rounds, especially, that I should have known he was going to do something special.
8. The stables and outbuildings have been converted into the Aquarium, the Reptile House, and the Bat Belfry; plus various support services including quarantine facilities for incoming animals.
9. Other top sporting events in the Birmingham calendar include outdoor athletics at the Alexander Stadium , the Dow Classic Ladies Tennis tournament at the Edgbaston Priory Club , the Royal International Horse Show , best and county cricket at the Warwickshire County Ground in Edgbaston, and top golf tournaments at the Belfry , the National Golf Centre.
10. We were at The Belfry the week before and I was due to fly from there up to St Andrews directly after the event.
11. For example, in 1335 the governor of Artois authorized the inhabitants of Aire-sur-la-Lys to build a belfry whose bell would chime the working hours of textile employees.
12. Andy also had Nick's bag in the English Dunhill Cup win of 1987 and, of course, carried it in 1987 when Europe beat the US in the Muirfield Village Ryder Cup, and in 1989 when the two countries tied at The Belfry.
13. Everywhere one looked there were unaccustomed trophies on display and, when the visiting Ryder Cup team arrived at The Belfry in the last few moments of the decade, they were greeted by the sight of the Ryder, Curtis and Walker Cups, knowing that the last name on them was not that of the United States of America.