water lane

He has sworn a statement as to what happened in Water Lane the night of his father's death.

A fire in 1724 had destroyed the buildings on the eastern side of Water Lane.

It is crossed by several bridges giving access from Water Lane.

There are two rivers or water lanes for preventing seawater contamination.

A double-doored metal gate over a water lane led into the penal facility.

Unless there was something else, some other quarrel which happened to have reached a climax in Water Lane.

The road by the side of the route retains the name of Water Lane.

A short arm to the east once served a coal mine, after which Water Lane crossed the canal.

"Before or after the murder in Water Lane?"

The village was once host to a railway station and hotel on Water Lane but both are now private dwellings.

I even have the last victim of rape, attacked just before the murder, only a few yards from Water Lane."

A short time after that, the bodies of Rhys and his father were found in Water Lane itself.

Possibly a Domesday site, this mill stood in Water Lane.

The island of Ikema-jima was formerly divided into an eastern and a western island, with a water lane between.

Surfacing, he stroked efficiently toward the water lanes.

"If ye're talking about those two men that were found in Water Lane, none of us around here know who did that.

Local residents lobbied for it to be built at Water Lane, a short distance downstream from the ferry site.

The fire department was faced with a hopeless battle and tried to contain it with water lanes (Wassergasse).

Water Lane, which still exists today, led to a ford over the river that was probably a crossing point in the early Middle Ages.

The village Primary school is in Water Lane.

"Within a few yards of Water Lane.

The firm was so successful that in 1797 it moved to larger premises at Water Lane, Holbeck.

Upon their return down Water Lane, the party is halted by the sentry and challenged to identify themselves:

The branch line from Water Lane to Enfield Town station was opened in 1849.

The village is mainly now located along Water Lane, which runs parallel with the Stiffkey.