Examples of 'sidmouth' in a sentence
Meaning of "sidmouth"
Sidmouth is a noun that refers to a place name or a specific location
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- A coastal town in East Devon district, Devon, England.
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Sidmouth is a capital city in comparison.
This is the place to stay in Sidmouth.
Sidmouth could do nothing.
And by sunset they reach Sidmouth on the south coast.
Lord Sidmouth was especially much criticised for his use of Oliver as agent provocateur.
He also continued to play for and captain the Sidmouth team.
Crumbling red sandstone East Cliffs at Sidmouth which are being severely eroded by the sea.
Came in last night from Sidmouth.
Sidmouth Folk Week is an annual folk festival in early August attracting musicians and visitors.
He appeared at an event dedicated to his music at Sidmouth Folk Week.
Zac and Trudi thanked the Sidmouth Coastguard crews for their support.
It was dedicated to Lord Sidmouth.
He also took a seat on Sidmouth Town Council from the Conservatives the following day.
The energetic will love the pretty and romantic walks that Sidmouth and East Devon provide.
Sidmouth Folk Festival Week is an exciting seaside celebration of music, dance and song.
See also
Local map of Sidmouth.
Sidmouth appeared in the Domesday Book as Sedemuda, meaning " mouth of the Sid ".
During this retreat, you will be accommodated for three nights at Sidmouth Hotels.
Runners who are over 3 hours at Sidmouth will be withdrawn from the Race.
However, Addington refused the honour, though later accepting a peerage as Viscount Sidmouth.
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So, Victoria 's nursery years were spent at bracingly ordinary places like Ramsgate and Sidmouth.
General Byng, sir, Lord Sidmouth is now at liberty erm.
Sidmouth Soggington, at your service, sir . squelch.
Show them in, Sidmouth.
In Sidmouth the river outflows at the Ham through a shingle bar . [ 2 ].
Apartment 2 in Sidmouth.
Sidmouth woman asks: can you HACK it?
To whom do I have the pleasure of speaking? Er… Sidmouth Soggington, at your service, sir.
In 1874, Sidmouth was connected to the railway network by a branch line from Sidmouth Junction.
They began in 1976 when they adopted two donkeys from Sidmouth Sanctuary.
Lyme Regis, Seaton, Beer and Sidmouth are all within about 30 minutes driving.
Catholic Church celebrates 75 years in Sidmouth - News.
Thank you, Sidmouth.
