Cranwell
/ (ˈkrænwəl) /
a village in E England, in Lincolnshire: Royal Air Force College (1920)
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How to use Cranwell in a sentence
The Crown Prince in waiting, Muqrin, is also a former fighter pilot and trained at RAF Cranwell.
For the first three days of that time little of note had happened at Cranwell Towers; that is, no assault was delivered.
The Lady Of Blossholme | H. Rider HaggardThe Abbot sat in the little room of a cottage at Cranwell that he had occupied during the siege of the Towers.
The Lady Of Blossholme | H. Rider HaggardRain was falling heavily when the Abbot, with his escort of two monks and half-a-dozen men-at-arms, rode up to Cranwell.
The Lady Of Blossholme | H. Rider Haggard"I am not so sure," and again she passed her hand across her eyes, as she had done in that dreadful dawn at Cranwell.
The Lady Of Blossholme | H. Rider Haggard
Why, Nurse, they told me that you said it would be so, yonder amid the ashes of Cranwell Towers.
The Lady Of Blossholme | H. Rider Haggard
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