Examples of 'weald' in a sentence
Meaning of "weald"
'weald' (adjective) -- refers to something related to a heavily wooded or uncultivated area. It describes a landscape characterized by forests, woods, or wild vegetation
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- A forest or wood.
- An open country.
- The physiographic area in south-east England situated between the parallel chalk escarpments of the North and the South Downs.
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It came up over the weald by night with a great wind.
Sarah strawberry blister weald.
Not in a clear weald or at the peak of a mountain in case of a lightning strike.
The village was originally named simply Weald.
The entire Weald was originally heavily forested.
Evidence of prehistoric living in the Weald rev.
Settlements on the Weald are widely scattered.
The village lies on the route of a Roman road which crossed the Weald here.
In other parts of the Weald local sandstone alone was used.
The village is located in the Weald of Kent.
The western Weald forms part of the larger Weald.
These drain much of the Weald to the south.
Farming was always a marginal activity in the High Weald.
The Romans worked iron in the Weald on a huge scale.
This is an example of a woodland ghyll in the High Weald.
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Some pupils go to The Weald school and some go to independent schools.
To the south there is a steeper descent down into the Low Weald.
The Romans used the Weald for iron production on an industrial scale.
It is the oldest Cretaceous geological formation that crops out in the Weald.
Ironstone was worked historically in the Weald Clay Formation for the production of iron.
The High Weald Academy is on a trajectory of improvement.
The weather prevented any chance of the raids on Hornchurch and North Weald being successful.
The Weald Gods have forsaken us.
With the Iron Age came the first use of the Weald as an industrial area.
North Weald airfield.
South Saxon impact was greatest in the Weald.
The High Weald lies at the core of the distinctive Weald anticline.
The parish is in the Low Weald.
The Weald Gods would not let me die till I got my revenge.
At the present time it is the home of North Weald Airfield Museum.
Weald & Downland living museum monitors collections and exhibition space.
Several squadrons were scrambled from North Weald and Hornchurch airfields.
The specific name valdensis means " from the Weald.
I wish we would go down to the weald one day - talk to the ironmasters.
There have been major changes to the Ongar and North Weald stations.
In particular, the people of the Weald were thought to have the most impenetrable accents.
A few weeks later the squadron moved south to an RAF North Weald in Essex.
Then he went out, and Weald heard him clumping heavily down the stairs.
The school benefits from the facilities at the adjacent Weald Sports Centre.
The Weald Foundation collection can be divided into three areas,.
The return journey past Warningore Wood reveals more captivating Weald scenery.
The word weald is derived from Old English wald, a wooded upland.
Gardens ; the terrace commands the prospect of the Weald.
The geological map shows the High Weald in lime green 9a.
Weald is specifically a West Saxon form ; wold is the Anglian form of the word.
Road surfaces in the iron-producing areas of the Weald were made from iron slag.
Sylvia Weald - Sylvia is one of the characters in Black Dawn.
Read more, All the latest news from Weald.
Walks the High Weald all hours, he does.
This time of year, your best bet is between Lewes and the Weald.
