Oldfield

American

[ohld-feeld] / ˈoʊldˌfild /

noun

Berna Eli Barney, 1878–1946, U.S. racing-car driver.

Oldfield British

/ ˈəʊldˌfiːld /

noun

Bruce. born 1950, British fashion designer

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Drew Oldfield, cafe supervisor at the Cake 'ole, said it hadn't been a "dramatic" increase - despite its City Park location hosting many events.

From BBC

The role of acting chief executive will be taken up by Jan Oldfield, Oxfam's chief supporter officer for more than four years, it added.

From BBC

Justin Oldfield, a thoroughbred breeder and a chairman of the CTBA, said that Harris wanted everyone in the industry to be successful, always offering mentorship and help to those who needed it.

From Los Angeles Times

Mike Oldfield’s haunting theme, linked forever to “The Exorcist,” is insinuated softly on the soundtrack midway through “The Exorcist: Believer,” tying the sequel back to the 1973 original.

From Seattle Times

The venue was also due to hosts events including Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells and An Evening With Harry Redknapp later this month.

From BBC

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