Examples of 'marchmont' in a sentence
Meaning of "marchmont"
marchmont (noun) - Marchmont is a toponym that may refer to various locations, such as a village, neighborhood, or estate in different parts of the world, including Scotland and Canada
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- A residential area of Edinburgh.
- A male given name
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The dolls represent young girls from different generations of the fictional Marchmont family.
Sir Henry Marchmont confirms that Grayson had contact only with the people on this list.
I was in the Marchmont.
Marchmont Charm apartment.
He is engaged to his cousin Lynn Marchmont.
What? Sir Henry Marchmont was sitting right here.
Non, you converse with Mademoiselle Marchmont.
Livingstone Place, a street in the Marchmont neighbourhood of Edinburgh.
I see . So we have established that I am not enough for Lynn Marchmont.
Lady Marchmont watched Sir Timothy 's hands dancing on the piano keys.
The next morning, Lucy finds Miss Marchmont dead.
Sir Henry Marchmont was sitting right here and Mrs. Jellison was right here.
Do you have a listing for Adele Blanchard on Marchmont Road?
Carla Davies arrives at the Marchmont children 's home, too young, too pretty.
So you … seek out or … Non, you converse with Mademoiselle Marchmont.
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Tell me, did you actually catch the Marchmont woman in the act? Poisoning her?
Over 2,000 of those children were emigrated to Canada through the Marchmont Home.
Tell me, did you actually catch the Marchmont woman in the act?
How very morbid of you, Mrs Marchmont.
Do you have a listing for Adele Blanchard … on Marchmont Road? One moment.
They are comfortable . Ah, Lord and Lady Marchmont are here.
James Gillespie 's High School has been in its present building in Marchmont since the 1960s.
