Examples of 'cottam' in a sentence
Meaning of "cottam"
Cottam is a noun that can refer to a place name in the United Kingdom, specifically a village in the county of Lancashire
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- A surname.
- A hamlet and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE9964).
- A village in Lea and Cottam parish, city of Preston, Lancashire, England (OS grid ref SD5032).
- A village in Treswell with Cottam parish, Bassetlaw district, Nottinghamshire, England (OS grid ref SK8179).
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Cottam power stations.
But it was not thallium you used on poor Captain Cottam.
Hilary Cottam reinvents the welfare state.
His father is the cricketer and coach Bob Cottam.
Captain Cottam had already retired.
I have had the preliminary findings on Captain Cottam through.
Frank Cottam gave me my career.
John says he told Cottam.
Cottam is a power station currently indirectly owned by Powergen Plc.
Social innovator Hilary Cottam shares her vision of the future.
Cottam is also close to Sundown Adventureland.
Captain and Mrs Cottam are local residents.
Cottam Colour indicating TEL service area on map.
On their landing at Dover the searchers arrested Cottam and Hart.
Tamara Cottam My mom used to talk to me about the night sky.
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Worse, he tried to implicate you further by murdering Rupert Cottam.
So that when Captain Cottam drank it, voluntarily, his insides were burned beyond saving.
I would be grateful if you did not mention it to Ru … Captain and Mrs Cottam.
Cottam left, and Schwarz invited Lowe to join.
Commission authorises EdFs ' acquisition of Cottam Power Station.
Captain and Mrs Cottam are local residents. Rather awfully, they had a fire last week.
Shortly after the release of Bandages, John Thomas left and was replaced by Terry Cottam.
And Mrs Cottam party to it, would you think?
It was written by the band 's new vocalist, Jesse Cottam.
Cottam received a " hero 's welcome " when the Carpathia reached New York.
You are well informed, Mrs Cottam.
Cottam and his wife had four children, William, Jean, Sybil and Angus.
Perhaps they do, Mrs Cottam.
Mormon Colonies in Mexico is also the title of a 1938 book by Thomas Cottam Romney.
