Watkin in a sentence

All images by Matt Brown, except Watkin's Folly (obviously), which is public domain.

He said: “Despite understanding what Cllr Watkin has said, we don’t agree on these fees and charges changes halfway through the financial year.

Mr Watkin believed it could be home to a 'fit for purpose library" that combined the town's existing libraries.

Shell-shocked, Arsenal allowed Acrefair’s finest, Steve Watkin, to capitalise on a mistake by England captain Tony Adams and slide in an improbable winner.

Head up towards Llyn Gwynant on the left hand side of the road keeping an eye out for a large white stone, marked Watkin Path, near some stone steps.

North, who was omitted from the starting line-up beaten 45-24 by France last weekend, replaces Joe Roberts against Italy, with his fellow centre Nick Tompkins returning instead of Owen Watkin.

They break the France defensive line through Watkin down the left-hand side and he offloads inside to T Williams, who goes in under the posts.

Wing Rio Dyer touched down behind Australia’s line, although the score was ruled out following a knock-on by centre Owen Watkin, before Wales gained a penalty try after the Wallabies illegally collapsed a maul on their own line.

Bill Watkin, chief executive of the Sixth Form Colleges Association, said the reduction in funding had led to "courses being cut, support services reduced and extra-curricular activities removed for 16 to 18 year olds across the country".

Bill Watkin, of the Sixth Form Colleges Association, said that correcting and re-running the algorithm would be a 'national, institution level, automated single appeal'.

Or the Eora people, whose long watch over the southern shores of Botany Bay was closed out by Arthur Phillip’s order to a young Watkin Tench to lead a punitive raid against the tribe to spread “an exemplary terror among the natives”.

Art journaling, Watkin explains, involves making art in a book that is intended only for oneself.

The tournament brought teams from as far away as San Diego, Calif., to compete against the local Vernon Watkin Motors Mustangs.

The Watkin Tower is shown as though completed, though it never was.

Julia Watkin thought Michael's early interest in the Moravian Church could have led him to a deep sense of the devastating affects of sin.

MacIntyre swore on his death bed that he had done them no harm, but marine officer Watkin Tench was suspicious of the claim.

Outstanding Christian Thinkers, Soren Kierkegaard 1997 p. 8ff - Watkin taught philosophy at University of Tasmania and ran The Kierkegaard Research Center Kierkegaard came to hope that no one would retain their sins even though they have been forgiven.

When Gordy directed cameraman David Watkin to shoot a scene with his choice, the crew went on strike.