Whitsuntide

And once upon a time he held his court there at Whitsuntide.

William came home again with his sweetheart at the Whitsuntide.

She died apparently about Whitsuntide 1488, having had a son and daughter by both husbands.

In memory of this, a pilgrimage takes place at Whitsuntide.

The foundation stone of the 519 feet structure was laid in 1891 and the complex opened at Whitsuntide 1894.

By the Whitsuntide of 1888, he had completed it and started for America.

These have it as an annual event around Whitsuntide (May).

And this was on the last year's Whitsuntide.

I am living in the same room as I did with her last Whitsuntide.

Then came that Sunday, in June and not long after Whitsuntide.

The week of closure, or wakes week, was often held at Whitsuntide.

Every man has a common gun, such as the citizens in Hesse march out with at Whitsuntide.

After Whitsuntide it would be another thing."

Saddleworth has a large number of annual customs and traditions, many of which are held during Whitsuntide.

At Whitsuntide 1587 Whitelocke left London on a foreign tour.

Whitsuntide came, just before her examination.

It is held at the end of May just before the Whitsuntide Bank Holiday.

At Whitsuntide 1400, he marched his troops to Kassel.

In the United Kingdom this was followed by a week of festivities called "Whitsuntide".

I vividly recall attending a rehearsal in Salzburg at Whitsuntide 1977.

It was somewhere between Easter and Whitsuntide.

At Whitsuntide he said he would go to Blackpool for four days with his friend Newton.

The Chippenham Folk Festival takes place every year, usually over the Whitsuntide weekend.

This was usually during Whitsuntide, the week beginning with Whitsunday, the seventh Sunday after Easter.

This later became known as the Whitsuntide events because of the timing during the Christian holiday of Pentecost.