Bowring in a sentence

Donna Miles, who owns the Bowring Park Café in the town, makes it her annual festive mission to help local people in need.

Bowring is a family-run business trading for over 35 years selling meats reared on their farm.

He was subjected to medical examination at the Bowring and Lady Curzon Hospitals in Bengaluru on Sunday.

Manoj Kumar H.V., Dean and Director of Bowring and Lady Curzon Medical College and Research Institute (known as Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical College and Research Institute), said the patient flow was less compared to regular days.

Openers Jack Atherton (22) and Ben Bowring (47) gave them a first wicket stand of 67.

Eve became friends with President and Mamie Eisenhower, and the Eisenhowers had planned to take a vacation at Bowring Ranch in 1955, before Ike suffered a heart attack, and they were forced to cancel their plans.

On testing negative on confirmatory tests, he was discharged from the state-run Bowring and Lady Curzon Hospital in Bengaluru, he confirmed in a tweet.

Accounts of their marriage vary: Richard Bowring writes that the marriage was happy, but Japanese literature scholar Haruo Shirane sees indications in her poems that she resented her husband.

Adolphson (2007), 110 Bowring writes it was "almost subversive" that Murasaki knew Chinese and taught the language to Shōshi.

Bowring (1996), xiv Heian Imperial court life was immensely fashionable, but also dissolute.

Bowring (1996), xv–xvii Ichijō's mother and Michinaga's sister, Senshi, had an influential salon, and Michinaga probably wanted Shōshi to surround herself with skilled women such as Murasaki to build a rival salon.

Bowring (2004), 12 Her writing was required reading for court poets as early as the 12th century as her work began to be studied by scholars who generated authoritative versions and criticism.

Bowring (2004), 79 Legacy Murasaki's reputation and influence have not diminished since her lifetime when she, with other Heian women writers, was instrumental in developing Japanese into a written language.

Bowring based much of his edition on previously published texts (including those of Dumont) rather than Bentham's own manuscripts, and elected not to publish Bentham's works on religion at all.

Bowring considers 1014 to be speculative, and believes she may have lived with Shōshi until as late as 1025.

Lewin Bentham Bowring gives this alternative account: One of these groves, called the Sultanpet Tope, was intersected by deep ditches, watered from a channel running in an easterly direction about a mile from the fort.

When discussing the work along with the origins of the poem, Bowring stated, "The tale is extraordinary, but 'Kubla Khan' is much more valuable on another account, which is, that of its melodious versification.