dorp

The band then changed its name to Dorp, the current name.

He pointed to Dorp, a cluster of tiny houses on his map.

New Dorp is served by numerous express and local bus routes.

The contrastive word for a village as a smaller settlement is dorp.

Long even for me from Dorp it is, where nearer I am."

Settlements under about 20,000 may be called dorp, "village".

The island schools won four times in five tries yesterday with New Dorp leading the way.

New Dorp High School contains a diverse community of students.

"I follow my mistress to the dorp," she answered.

The central area is an older part of New Dorp with large trees canopying the streets.

One black student at New Dorp said the school "matured" over the last decade and will continue to improve.

After last weekend's games, it appeared that New Dorp (6-2) would not make the playoffs.

He was born in New Dorp on July 27, 1785, and attended the common schools.

Dorp is the penultimate station of the line.

The field is directly east of New Dorp High School.

The store is a quarter-mile east of New Dorp Avenue.

Het Dorp is a special village/community for disabled people.

The tide in Dorp we say.

The following services currently call at Dorp:

In 1922, van Dorp became a parliamentarian for the Liberal Party, until 1925.

New Dorp is situated immediately south of Grant City.

It took the Falcons a while to get their offense on track, but when they did New Dorp paid the price.

New Dorp and Curtis finished as codivisional champions at 9-1.

New Dorp is now 4-1.

At New Dorp High School, enrollment is about 1,800.