Whitbread in a sentence

The Amber Spyglass was awarded both 2001 Whitbread Prize for best children's book and the Whitbread Book of the Year prize in January 2002, the first children's book to receive that award.

Gary Poulton, construction project and programme manager at Whitbread, Premier Inn’s parent company, said earlier: "Our partners Hinton Group are making good progress constructing the new 86-bedroom Premier Inn at Abingdon.

Jarret Whitbread, a wildfire management specialist with Alberta Wildfire, says more people in the industry are now talking about mental health.

One thing that everyone remembers about Whitbread in the camp was the cockroach trial, when a huge bug got stuck up her nose and had to be blown out.

Retired athlete Fatima Whitbread is one of four finalists going into tonight’s final (Friday 12 May), having fashioned a new legacy following her infamous run-in with a cockroach.

The choir of Samuel Whitbread Academy sang an anthem.

Villagers in Garway were up in arms over rumours that Whitbread Flowers Ltd, the owners of the Garway Inn, were planning to close it later that month and put it up for auction without a licence, along with 10 acres of land.

After the club closed in 1988, the building stood vacant for four years before being bought by Whitbread for use as restaurant.

In its heyday, The Bulls Head was owned by Whitbread and was found at 10 The Street, Adisham, near Canterbury.

Meanwhile, at loose forward, captain Elliot Minchella is being considered for a rest and that could mean Jai Whitbread starts again at loose forward, as he did against Catalans Dragons when the skipper was used from the bench.

She was part of a 12-strong crew of women aboard Maiden, the racing yacht famously sailed by Tracy Edwards and her all-female crew in the 1989 Whitbread round the world race.

Whitbread was one of three personnel changes, with Matt Parcell and Joe Burgess also recalled.

Within days of Whitbread’s arrest, an international arrest warrant was issued by an Italian judge.

Of his other novels, Poor Things (1992) received the most attention and acclaim after Lanark, winning both the Whitbread Novel Award and the Guardian Fiction Prize in the same year.

Alison Brittain, chief executive officer of Whitbread, said: "We have delivered a resilient first half profit performance despite challenging market conditions in the UK.

Although trading has been disappointing of late owing to uncertainty over Britain’s future relationship with the EU, the longer-term fundamentals of Whitbread (LSE: WTB) are robust and not reflected in the current valuation.

Advertising United Kingdom Initially, brewers Whitbread launched Stella in the UK with a campaign by its then advertising agency Allen, Brady and Marsh.

Bedfordshire Samuel Whitbread began his brewery in Bedfordshire in 1742 Moto Hospitality has its headquarters at Toddington in Bedfordshire (at the service station ).

In December Samuel Whitbread MP introduced a bill giving magistrates the power to fix minimum wages and Fox said he would vote for it.

The book also contained a section of notes, throwing light on the context and genesis of each poem. citation In 1998 his Tales from Ovid won the Whitbread British Book of the Year prizes.