South Downs

noun

1. a range of low hills, from Hampshire to East Sussex, in S England.

South Downs

plural noun

1. a range of low hills in S England, extending from E Hampshire to East Sussex: proposed (since 1999) as a national park

Example Sentences

Some NPAs own almost no land at all, including in the South Downs - the newest park - and in the Yorkshire Dales, where its authority owns less than 0.4% of the land, made up of car parks, woodland and small nature reserves.

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The last to be established was the South Downs on the south east coast of England in 2010.

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Mrs Harper with the couple's son Arthur, nine, will walk the length of the South Downs Way in Sussex starting on 20 July to raise awareness and money for Sarcoma UK.

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They had gone off-grid on the South Downs after fleeing authorities in an attempt to keep their baby after four other children were taken into care, the Old Bailey has been told.

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He said the couple's daughter Victoria "did not stand a chance" when Ms Marten and Gordon went on the run and lived in a "flimsy" tent on the South Downs last winter.

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