Use "wales" in a sentence

1. I remember having to go up to the quarry on fire watch duty sometimes … you can see clear across the village from there … right over to Wales on a good day

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2. During the week before Remembrance Day which actually falls on a Sunday this year, I talk with all of the folks at one time or another about what it meant for them – with the exception of Fred, they all have wartime memories of some sort – he was too young and was evacuated with his mother to somewhere in Wales for a couple of years

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3. I found it while ferreting around in the ruins of a castle stronghold in the north of Wales where she was imprisoned for some time before being transferred to Wight where she spent the last years of her life

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4. To one side is a large building which looks vaguely churchlike, though it is nothing like the Gotteshouse I saw in Wales

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5. ‘She was only about seventeen; her mother had offended a small group of Welsh nationalists … the upshot was that they kidnapped the girl and stole her away to Wales, demanding all sorts of things in return for her safety

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6. ‘But we weren’t followed when we went to Wales

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7. ‘Hmmm … he admitted he had one or two moments on that trek of yours into the wilds of Wales

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8. ‘What do you think, Sefir? Fancy going to Wales with us?’

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9. Take Wales, for example, on Earth the place is riddled with little mining villages where men, women and children slaved underground in the most appalling conditions to produce coal which was then burned to produce pollution and energy to drive factories where even more men, women and children slaved in equally unpleasant conditions in order to keep body and soul together

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10. In Scotland they have a major problem with wolves, but not here in Wales

11. The rain is pouring down in that unrelenting, I can keep this up all day sort of way that it tends to in Wales … at least from my recollections of the place

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12. Not that it always rains in Wales, just that when it does, the rain doesn’t play around

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13. His curious eyes fixed on Alastair, he explains that Sally has gone off to North Wales to see Uncle David’s house and that they have been to church with Anna who has given them a fantastic picnic lunch in her garden, going into substantial detail before finally reaching the salient point which is that they are trying to cut Anna’s lawn, but that the lawn mower is not working properly

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14. Mum’s gone up to North Wales to see the Uncle David’s house today

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15. Chapter 34 : Sally goes to North Wales

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16. ‘You sound as though you know Wales pretty well,’ I commented, as he pulls out to overtake a caravan

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17. ‘Ben, is there anything you’ve got arranged in the next few weekends? Only, we need to go up to the house in North Wales to sort furniture and I’m trying to arrange a date

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18. You said to ring when I’d got a date for the North Wales trip

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19. Jo looks tired but happy and is just asking me about North Wales went when Ben sticks his head out the back door,

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20. Five minutes later he comes into the kitchen, ‘I’m glad I remembered that, it would have been annoying to have found out on Tuesday afternoon that Abi’s books are in North Wales

21. Sticking her head over the banister, she shakes her head and tells me that they are all in North Wales

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22. ‘But that’s not primarily why I’m calling, Sally – it’s about the North Wales trip

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23. ‘Well, we’re going up to North Wales at the weekend anyway, Katie, so you couldn’t have gone over even if he had been there

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24. I tell him about Katie and her boyfriend issues (he agrees that it makes him feel old too!) and how we’re going to North Wales at the weekend to sort out the contents of David’s house

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25. Chapter 52: Sally has Gary to dinner/ Weekend in North Wales

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26. We went up to visit family in Wales

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27. Josey Wales had a cold heart when it came to dealing with scum

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28. I think they’re quite close even though he lives up on the coast of North Wales somewhere

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29. In many parts of Scotland and Wales it affords none

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30. In countries which have little commerce, on the contrary, such as Wales, or the Highlands of Scotland, they are very common

31. The mountains of Scotland, Wales, and Northumberland, indeed, are countries not capable of much improvement, and seem destined by nature to be the breeding countries of Great Britain

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32. “I’m pretty sure we’re somewhere in Wales,” I said

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33. Her younger brother and two sisters had immigrated to Wales, the land of the original Morgan’s

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34. My brothers and my sister began to leave for Wales in 2038, but my father and mother refused to leave

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35. If you want to split in London and go to Wales to see your brothers and sister, that’s fine

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36. “Oh I see what you mean well it is like this the trouble and strife is Welsh that’s the wife to you and we live in Wales so when this lot started I enlisted and got put in this mob

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37. * These countries are to the north of South Africa except Lesotho which is surrounded by South Africa, it being high in the mountains about the size of Wales and right in the middle of the country

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38. But just as through the parted arras came young Henry, Prince of Wales,

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39. "Yeah, and I'm the Prince of Wales," I laughed

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40. I think it was in Wales

41. from University of New South Wales:

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42. Furthermore, draconian legislation had been passed outlawing several groups in England and Wales, increasing stop and search provisions and the ability to lock people up for up to 80 days if they were suspected of any terrorism links

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43. News and police surveillance helicopters and highway patrol had been following their movement through New South Wales

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44. There was a small print of Washington praying at Valley Forge and a photo of Churchill and FDR forging the Allied Alliance on HMS Prince of Wales

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45. When the cremation of Price was declared as being legal by the court, Wales followed suit

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46. William Buckland in South Wales

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47. But he was born in Shrewsbury; I guess it’s near Wales somewhere

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48. Heathcote “Peter” Wales, being then (not now with his Wyoming ranch) an effete easterner, and a snob—aren’t they synonymous?—introduced us to weird concoctions of Guinness stout with both champagne and various ales

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49. Wales and other law students comprised the bulk of the U

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50. On Cefn Croes in Wales the developer built a complete concrete factory on the site, which is not unusual, as well as opened quarries to provide rock for new roads -- neither of which activities were part of the original planning application

51. It was believed that the Druid cultures of England and Wales demonstrated the ability to access the records

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52. The pistol was a standard issue Beretta used by the police force in New South Wales

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53. He normally worked and lived at the research facility which the company owned on Lawrence Island which was on the north coast of New South Wales

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54. He said we could be in Wales working on the Roman digs

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55. Anyway, last night I explained the job offer in Wales

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56. Finally, I asked them to compare it to being one of many on an established dig in Wales and getting paid

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57. They of course, being of sound minds, chose Wales

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58. I want to go to Wales and look in on that site

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59. The other two decided to go to the site in Wales where Marc was

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60. Sun Priest of the Druids washed ashore on the banks of Wales and brought with them the

61. Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, has spoken out in favor of the environment, climate change, wild life protection, etc

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62. In the jurisdiction of England and Wales a bond is

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63. Trinity College; and the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth

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64. publishers in England and Wales have to contend with in the spectre of libel

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65. Ash is now the landmark case in England and Wales, and all authors and

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66. We toured Yorkshire and Wales until Christmas

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67. Rick Wales (http://squidoo

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68. They would see the lights of passing towns as they made the long journey southwards through Wales and England to the southeast

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69. In Wales wooden love spoons were carved and given as gifts on February

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70. The train stopped at a country station that was the last available stop before it headed in the direction of Wales

71. In legal terms, sexual assault is a statutory offense in various jurisdictions, including United States, Canada, England and Wales, Ireland, and Scotland

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72. England, Scotland, and Wales were always fighting each other until they gave up their respective sovereignties, reposing them in the United Kingdom

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73. The New South Wales Police report stated the cause of the accident in two words

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74. His accent was strong, regional, sing-song, distinctly North rather than South Wales

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75. ‘Hi, my name’s Detective Inspector Jane Tetlow with the West Wales police

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76. He pulled up the directory on his mobile and scrolled down till he found the number he was looking for, ‘Sir James Lovatt,’ the Chief Constable of the West Wales police force

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77. The travels to the mountains of Wales with his parents as a child instilled in him a wanderlust that has remained to this day

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78. DC Potter took out his warrant card and showed it to the man and said, ‘DC Alan Potter, West Wales Police

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79. ‘I have a message to return to Wales straight away, sir

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80. ‘Oh, come on! There can’t be that many terrorist organisations in Wales that use hand grenades

81. But this would never be the case for a largely rural district such as West Wales

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82. The issue for West Wales emergency teams was always logistics

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83. The West Wales police force had been accused by him of being nothing better than a ‘boy’s club’ for the indigenous Welsh

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84. He had transferred to Wales in the year he turned sixty

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85. She envied this and wished it were the same in the West Wales police

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86. DS Burrows took out his mobile phone and rang one of his subordinates and instructed him to check the internal records for Dennis Twinn, and match any name that dropped out against the fingerprint and other information the West Wales police had sent through

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87. It seemed no warmer in London than it was in Wales

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88. ‘We know she left for Wales early Saturday morning and arrived safely, but we believe she went missing later that night

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89. Was it that whatever Twinn was buying for his five grand didn’t turn up on time? We have Twinn racing off to Wales in his car

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90. Alan Potter was told that Twinn was much more worried about being late for his appointment in Wales than he was about writing off his Merc

91. After all, the occupant was lying dead on a mortuary slab in Wales

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92. There was very little work in the West Wales region, unemployment being amongst the highest in Britain

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93. There was a standing battle between the BFF and a bunch of Polish workers at a Laundry in West Wales

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94. Another followed to a National newspaper with a warning to all voters in West Wales not to support Labour, or any other party that allowed queers, blacks and Jews to run the country

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95. A second job was strictly forbidden for any policeman in the West Wales force according to the contract of employment, but a blind eye was usually turned in cases such as that of Terry Pugh

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96. Jane could then give them both an up to date briefing on the West Wales incidents

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97. Ellett then produced a report on the interview saying that Rikki had named the BFF as behind the incidents in Wales, and their intention was to carry out a high profile assassination

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98. He pulled out the headphone jack from the laptop socket and immediately the recording of the message telling Twinn to return ‘straight back there,’ presumably to Wales, was audible

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99. He picked up his wine glass and said, ‘Here’s to sorting out this mess in Wales as soon as possible

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