How To Use Oldfield In A Sentence
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On 6 July 1899 the Worturpa district was officially declared a goldfield.
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Farmers sent grain, fruit, and vegetables to the goldfields, and supplied oats and wheat to feed horses pulling wagons and coaches to and from the goldfields.
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Water restrictions were imposed on Saturday in the metropolitan area and in towns and properties fed by the Goldfields pipeline.
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Oldfield House Unit meets the needs of junior pupils with emotional and behavioural difficulties.
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He'd walked into Hanson's office to be greeted by Oldfield as a long-lost friend.
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The presenter, who grew up in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands, said: "When I watch shows in America, I feel that some of the hosts are a little 'Stepford' - in the nicest possible way.
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Songs of Distant Earth" by Mike Oldfield is an homage to the Arthur C. Clarke's novel .. does that count?
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Oldfield was never conferred with boffin status, unlike his contemporary, Mr Ambient himself, Brian Eno.
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Oldfield said: The housing market is the largest asset class in the UK, worth in excess of £4,000bn, most of which has previously been unavailable to investors.
Homeowners benefit from fourfold surge in prices from to 1998 to 2008
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The hamlet of Oldfield, lying between Ordsall and the town of Salford, was his, with twenty burgages and 30 acres of land.
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Besides the thrill of great mountain bike enduros, Oldfield has struck up and cemented firm friendships with the elite of the mountain bike world.
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You'd not guess this from the descriptions of vendors, who have adopted this as a claimed scientific demonstration of several forms of alternative diagnosis and therapies to "balance the energy field" (whether Mr Oldfield's own electro-crystal therapy or longer-standing systems such as reiki).
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Mr Oldfield, of London Road, Clacton, drove steamrollers used to surface the town's first roads and many in the surrounding district in the early half of the 20th century.
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I remember the reporting of the "gaolbird" case in "Chess" (Sutton Coldfield, sufficient address).
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Later, he paddled up the Amazon in a canoe, tried his luck on the Californian goldfields, and settled in Australia where he raced a grand clipper ship, Queen of Sheba, and became a pioneer of steamboat technology.
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In the first place he disputed the contention of Oldfield's lawyer that the original, 1972 contract was unfair.
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It was built to satisfy the demand for an improved route to the goldfields on the West Coast.
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Such legends abounded in the goldfields, and they were all so false as to be a joke to fool a tenderfoot.
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It sold the upper leases to New Guinea Goldfields Limited in return for an allotment of 90,000 paid-up shares of $1 each in that company.
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Branson had arranged to see an advertising agency about Oldfield producing music for a commercial for Dulux paint.
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With tens of thousands of cheechakos on the trail to the goldfields, accidents along the waterways of the North were inevitable.
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Winning competitions is definitely a bonus, and Philip is even given time off by his headmistress at Oldfield Primary School to take part.
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Early projection devices were frequented around the Johannesburg goldfields from 1895 on.
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At Goldfield, Nevada, native gold is found in surface igneous flows of a dacite type, which have undergone extensive hydrothermal alterations characterized by the development of alunite (a potassium-aluminum sulphate), quartz, and pyrite.
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But Snee has proved himself at inside centre and Oldfield has also proved himself.
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Howitt himself became interested in geology through his activities on the goldfields as prospector and mining warden.
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The raid by guards on the stockade set up by diggers in the Victorian goldfields only lasted an hour.
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Curiously, this great goldfield of Hannan's (now called Kalgoorlie) was found by the veriest chance.
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Once a mining center, Goldfield is now a crumbling carcass, a living ghost town of 300 people.
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At one point or another, designers such as Bruce Oldfield and Alice Temperley were declared a sure bet -- especially since the mother and sister of the bride were seen visiting their salons.
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At Goldfield, Nevada, native gold is found in surface igneous flows of a dacite type, which have undergone extensive hydrothermal alterations characterized by the development of alunite (a potassium-aluminum sulphate), quartz, and pyrite.
The Economic Aspect of Geology
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Ashanti Goldfields was one of the big winners, ending the week at more than 28,000 cedis.
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Oldfield was never conferred with boffin status, unlike his contemporary, Mr Ambient himself, Brian Eno.
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We identified the person in the photograph as Mary McCloskey, a young girl who sought her fortune in the California goldfields as a forty-niner.
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The 45-year-old mother of four is a millionaire entrepreneur who made her fortune as a brothel madam on the Kalgoorlie goldfields.
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On Kangaroo Island there was a goldfield named after him as well as the Goyder Range and the Goyder Range Branch Creek.
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Police have praised a brave Westbury resident after his information helped them recover property stolen from a home in the town's Oldfield Park area.
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The New Zealand Minerals Industry Association estimates there is $30 billion worth of gold in the Hauraki goldfields but most is under Conservation Department land which can not be mined.
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The companies already on the website range from small, independent boutiques to high street names such as BHS, Monsoon and Bruce Oldfield.
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Pastoralists sold sheep and cattle for meat and leather to the goldfields, and used the profits to buy freehold land and build fences and homesteads.
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In 1853 he joined the Victoria police and served as inspector and superintendent in various goldfield towns.
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And some of her early excesses were more a result of naivety and bad advice from boofheads like Oldfield than anything else.
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Shaft sinkers and developers were the direct descendants of the contractor who in early days on the goldfields had developed, stoped or trammed* for a fixed price per unit of work done.
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This game appears to have been invented by Irish miners on the goldfields of Victoria in the 1850s.
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Oldfield spoke in the House two other times.
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Such legends abounded in the goldfields, and they were all so false as to be a joke to fool a tenderfoot.
PAINT THE WIND
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A former ticket inspector, Robert has worked at Sutton Coldfield station.
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Though founded in 1893 as a port for the Kalgoorlie goldfields, growth was slow until the 1960s, when a farming boom followed the discovery that the poor soils could be greatly improved by adding superphosphate and trace elements.
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Oldfield was never conferred with boffin status, unlike his contemporary, Mr Ambient himself, Brian Eno.sentence dictionary
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This column was written while under the influence of the original quadraphonic version of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells.
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There was rapid growth in the town in the 1860s as miners going to or from the Central Otago goldfields came to the town.
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It is a day's drive north from Alice Springs and was at one stage the third-richest goldfield of Australia.
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A map of Victoria in 1869 showed most of the colony, except for the Western District and the central goldfields, still under forest cover.
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He trained and worked as a surveyor, but, because of the Depression, tried his luck on the goldfields of South Westland.
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There was more than one way to strike it rich in the goldfields of the North.
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In the Goldfield camp (p. 230) the ores are closely associated with alunite in such a manner as to suggest a common origin.
The Economic Aspect of Geology
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The desire to increase the female population on the goldfields was popular among administrators and legislators, but it was also a move not surprisingly favoured by the men themselves.
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Warwick's skills as a chimney maker were at a premium in the goldfields, and prized heirlooms were bartered for his services.
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To the original Witwatersrand was added an arc of satellite towns from the Far West Rand goldfields to the huge coal, electricity, and oil plants of the eastern Transvaal.
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An hour later I found myself standing in the middle of a pub called the Golden Vine, by far one of the better institutions of intoxication in the central goldfields.
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After a few months in the goldfields, he had cast off genteel reserve and adopted the confident, tough-guy pose suited to his new status as a brash fortune-seeker.
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The management team is led by Sean Oldfield and is chaired by a former chairman of the Financial Services Authority, Sir Callum McCarthy, who is one of seven non-executive directors.
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The raid by guards on the stockade set up by diggers in the Victorian goldfields only lasted an hour.
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In this stanza he is referring to his home town of Grenfell in this state, where he was born in a tent on the goldfields.
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He briefly served as alcalde, or magistrate [nagistrate], of San Luis Rey Mission, California, and did a stint in the California goldfields.
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Two of those were by Oldfield too, as he gloved his way to a Test-record 52 stumpings overall.
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Thermal conditions in the previous year were strongly associated with grasshopper abundance in this oldfield prairie.
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Eileen's grandfather was a tailor by trade, an Irishman who had gone to Australia to the goldfields of Bendigo where Eileen's father was born.
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Oldfield was the biggest star of an emerging sport struggling to gain a foothold of legitimacy.
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Goldfields mines are to be "colonised" this year by the National
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The northern border of North China massif is an important sector of goldfields in China.
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Carole Middleton herself had commissioned several outfits for the wedding day, originally rumored to be wearing Oldfield, then Lindka Cierach confirmed that she was making the ensemble, before Carole changed her mind and ended up donning a Catherine Walker a favorite designer of Diana's coat dress to the wedding.
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The goldfields rebellion did not last very long and government forces quickly overran the Eureka stockade.
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From Daggett, a forsaken station of the Santa Fé Railroad, a "jerkwater" road, as it is called, extends northward to Goldfield and Tonopah, and this road takes one almost as the crow flies to the edge of the valley of the ominous name.
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On behalf of the industry, Christie welcomed conference attendees to the Klondike goldfields.
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Tucker had left Rhode Island for the goldfields in 1849, but soon lost contact with home.
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In early spring, the grasslands are often covered with the shiny yellow heads of goldfields.
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Branson had arranged to see an advertising agency about Oldfield producing music for a commercial for Dulux paint.
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Giles later worked on the newly discovered goldfields in the Northern Territory, but in 1874 Charles Todd requested him to overland another 5,000 sheep.
