Llandaff

/ ˈlændəf; hlanˈdav; -dæf /

noun

1. a town in SE Wales, now a suburb of Cardiff; the oldest bishopric in Wales (6th century)

Example Sentences

Thomas, 24, who admitted manslaughter but denied murder, had looked up details of the anatomy of the neck in the hours before the attack in Llandaff, Cardiff, armed with a large kitchen knife and a flick knife.

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The court heard that on the morning of the attack, Thomas' grandmother, Sharon Burton, drove him to Llandaff, and she described him becoming "more and more agitated" and sending several text messages.

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The court heard that the pair lived together at a house in Chapel Street, Llandaff.

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The following morning his grandmother, Sharon Burton, agreed to drive Mr Thomas to Llandaff, because he said he wanted to walk the dog.

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Mrs Pugsley was born in and lived in Llandaff, Cardiff and spent most of her career in various roles for the BBC, followed by work as a researcher for TV programmes.

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