Kentish

Her eyes were so blue they put a clear, Kentish sky to shame.

And where is this Kentish lawyer that you spoke about?"

Some of the Kentish crowds now dispersed, but others decided to continue.

He, too, was one of my father's Kentish friends.

Several wealthy Kentish farmers invested in this new opportunity and approach.

There seems to have been a generally similar scheme of attack, if similarities to the Kentish experience are anything to go by.

Problems remain, however, because of such evidence as the weights and balances found in Kentish graves.

In 1701 he was ready with advice as to the best means of proceeding against the leading Kentish petitioners.

The cap is in the Kentish style, winded by a fantail.

For the past year, whatever the weather, I have been heading to the Kentish coast at least once a week.

Kentish ragstone was a historically important building material in south east England.

Kentish manufacture before 600 included glass beakers and jewelry.

They mapped from the Hounslow base to the Kentish coast.

He possibly owed his elevation to the Kentish monarch.

He recognized the name as belonging to a Kentish landowner active in Parliament.

He was released by the Kentish rebels.

Kentish jewellers were highly skilled, and before the end of the sixth century they gained access to gold.

Sylvester was the son of a Kentish clothier.

Since the work was intended for the use of Kentish commoners, its language has a number of unusual features.

These Kentish ploughmen cannot break the guards.

The main building material is Kentish rag-stone, although some local mudstone was also used.

Guilford went ashore at a crude wooden landing along the Kentish coast.

They were also among the first to extract stone (the sandstone known as Kentish ragstone) from the area.

The whole thing was so Kentish that I half expected Turner to wander in and start painting it.

The Kentish rebels had assembled a wide-ranging list of people whom they wanted the King to hand over for execution.