Norrington

/ (ˈnɒrɪŋtən) /

noun

Sir Roger (Arthur Carver). born 1934, British conductor; noted for period performances of early music

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How to use Norrington in a sentence

The Gawens were for many years lords of Norrington, a beautiful old house near by.
Wanderings in Wessex | Edric Holmes
Away in Norrington the poison had been purchased as much as three years ago, and yet Nickem had had the luck to find it out.
The American Senator | Anthony Trollope
The fox had been killed close to Norrington, and the run was remembered with intense gratification for many a long day after.
The American Senator | Anthony Trollope
You must endeavor to realize your responsibilities when you visit Norrington Court this afternoon.
His Big Opportunity | Amy Le Feuvre
Uncle James left a will when he died saying he left Norrington Court to father, and father left it to me.
His Big Opportunity | Amy Le Feuvre

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