Examples of 'birdwood' in a sentence
Meaning of "birdwood"
Birdwood can refer to a place name (e.g., a village in England) or a surname. It is also the name of a tree species called Birdwood or Acacia
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- A surname.
- A small town in northern New South Wales, Australia.
- A town near Adelaide, South Australia.
- An unincorporated community in Lincoln County, Nebraska, United States.
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Birdwood held leadership positions in several industrial companies.
We need Birdwood back here.
Birdwood had great physical courage.
The similar second to last vehicle is exhibited at the Birdwood Motor Museum.
Birdwood needs to know this.
This from Birdwood.
Birdwood granted this request.
This collection was formerly held by the National Motor Museum in Birdwood.
Birdwood took an interest in the study of plants and natural history.
Lord Kitchener assigned General Birdwood to carry out this task.
Lord Birdwood mentions the figure of new companies as twelve.
Just before sunset, we pulled into Birdwood Downs.
Only old Birdwood had to retire.
For most of its existence, the Army was commanded by Lieutenant General William Birdwood.
General Birdwood himself is coming.
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To Lieutenant-General Birdwood.
However, Birdwood remained in command of the corps.
Hunter-Weston's men are sure consolidating . Birdwood and his Anzacs in the hills, gentleman.
Birdwood and his Anzacs in the hills, gentlemen.
No . We need Birdwood back here.
Birdwood and his Anzacs in the hills, gentleman.
It was reformed again in May 1918 under the command of General William Birdwood.
Birdwood is a town near Adelaide, South Australia.
William Birdwood - subsequently.
Where, Birdwood House, right in the heart of Totnes.
So when 's Birdwood expecting the attack?
General Birdwood himself is coming. This is a marvellous day, Sister.
