Examples of 'burrowes' in a sentence
Meaning of "burrowes"
Burrowes is a verb that means to dig a hole or tunnel, especially for an animal to make a burrow. It can also be used metaphorically to describe deep investigation or search
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- A surname.
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Burrowes came into the final day.
The inaugural principal was to be Burrowes.
Burrowes reinstated manual labor and offered a single course of study.
He would been to see Professor Burrowes to talk about geology before he died.
Burrowes is a rambler.
Each of the three series were created by Wesley Burrowes.
Burrowes and other members of the team stayed initially at a hotel in the little community.
I have been to see Burrowes.
You remember Burrowes said that he used to go hiking on the continent.
Funds were raised through the Burrowes Group.
Professor Burrowes was sitting there.
He would been to see Professor Burrowes.
Thomas Burrowes lived long enough at Kingston Mills to witness the arrival of the railway.
You found Professor Burrowes at home.
Thomas Burrowes was responsible for overseeing the construction of the first canals in Upper Canada.
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I was not born Grace Burrowes.
During his lifetime, Burrowes was recognized by his fellow architects.
However, it was nothing beside his run-in with Professor Burrowes the other week.
Burrowes has often been called the " father of Guyanese art.
He gives us a poetic snapshot of Burrowes as a respected member of the young community,.
Burrowes was going through the Teagarden bequest, finds these letters and this bank note.
Conservators note, for example, that the Burrowes paintings were originally bound into two albums.
Grace Burrowes died not long afterwards, and Burrowes married Margaret Morrison.
Where were they sitting? Professor Burrowes was sitting there.
Robert J. Burrowes has a lifetime commitment to understanding and.
Very good . You found Professor Burrowes at home.
Maybe this is what Burrowes was looking for in Page 's flat.
Oh, erm … you found Professor Burrowes at home.
Maybe this is what Burrowes was looking for at Page's flat.
To talk about geology before he died. He'd been to see Professor Burrowes.
Er … Professor Burrowes was sitting there.
The ship was commissioned on 5 February 1943 with Commander Thomas Burrowes in command.
Seemingly not . Burrowes is a rambler.
And Burrowes? Well, 20 years later, Burrowes was going through the Teagarden bequest.
Where were they sitting? Er… Professor Burrowes was sitting there.
The Thomas Burrowes collection at the Archives of Ontario includes 115 watercolours bound together in albums.
Is Professor Burrowes in today?
Thomas Burrowes drew this map of the Upper Town section of Bytown around 1830.
Oh, erm… you found Professor Burrowes at home Oh, very good.
Is Professor Burrowes in today? Excuse me, sir.
A keen cricketer and footballer, Burrowes married Janet Coekin in January 1996 in Havering.
