Examples of 'langland' in a sentence

langland (noun) - a surname of Old English origin

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Langland is described as a probable protégé of Wycliffe.

Very little is known of Langland himself.

Langland Bay has always been the site of sports innovation.

The Crede is markedly more confident than Langland in its opposition to the clergy.

John Langland was the master carpenter for over thirty years.

His research focuses on questions of algebra and number theory within the Langland program.

Langland Point offers a more gentle wave on days when the swell is large.

Skeat attributed them to Langland himself.

Then head for Langland Bay which offers a fairly consistent right and left.

He gives the author as Robert Langland.

Langland is the son of poet Joseph Langland.

But never mind Langland.

But for Chaucer, Langland and their contemporaries, it was the modern future that represented catastrophe.

In fact, surfing is possible at Langland Bay, Caswell Bay, and Llangennith.

Langland village, near the south Gower coast, adjoins the popular Langland Bay beach resort.

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