Use of wold in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include wold at the start of sentence, wold at the end of sentence and wold in the middle of sentence
wold in the middle of sentence
- I can't believe wold you say?
- To the wold you may be just one person.
- The wold puts off its mask of vastness lover.
- If there is no music, it wold be much wonderful!
- My involvement with the Sea Org wold remain peripheral.
- My father was the most important person in the wold to her.
- I followed the road as it rose up towards the top of the wolds.
- On the contrary, as Sl was too high. the estimated wold be high.
- I'm the big potato in this wold. I'm going to beyond my dream. beyond!
- It is perfectly sited on the River Lud, right at the foot of the wolds.
- The space vehicle wold would return to earth Earth and land in the ocean.
- Members have been instructed not to intervene in any dispute at the wolds.
- Thwing is a small village on the eastern end of the wolds of East Yorkshire.
- Yesterday I was sad, today I am excited, I don't know tomorrow how wold I be.
- Thirty years ago it had been just another village hiding in the lee of the wolds.
- That afternoon they both went riding out along the ridge of the wold toward Burythorpe.
- You can laugh at wold, but, the most important thing is, never laugh at other's dreams.
- It has left off raining down in Lincolnshire, at last, and Chesney wold has taken heart.
- The Uruguay Round and the establishment the WTO the character of the wold trading system.
- There is not an abundance of thatched cottages in the wolds, but those that do exist are real gems.
- On a more local side Louth is significant as the East Lindsey town where the marshlands meet the wolds.
- It goes west along the river Humber before passing north around the western edge of the Yorkshire wolds.
- This is a site of national importance for its variety of wold flowers, including many species of orchid.
- It started as an offshoot from woldmarsh Producers, a large farmer buying group in the Lincolnshire wolds.
- Ashmore, in Cranborne Chase, is a classic example, and there are many similar villages in the Yorkshire wolds.
- Little Cawthorpe One of the prettiest villages in the area, right at the foot of the wolds, is Little Cawthorpe.
- Just the other side of the Humber estuary another long distance path heads through the flat lands of the Lincolnshire wolds.
- The village lies in the heart of Winifred Holtby country, between the main wolds area and the contrasting lowlands of Holderness.
- Willoughby Another village nestling at the foot of the wolds, not far from Claythorpe and adjacent to extensive woodlands, is Willoughby.
