Aubusson

She had taken root in that thick-pile Aubusson carpet; and she was so rigidly still all over that the brilliant stones in the shaft of the arrow of gold, with the six candles at the head of the sofa blazing full on them, emitted no sparkle.

The use of mobile phones in classrooms for many schools remains a controversial issue (Bano, Zowghi, Kearney, Schuck & Aubusson, 2018).

After three lacklustre runs this winter, Tim Vaughan's eight-yearold sprang a 16-1 surprise over this course and distance 22 days ago, making much of the running to beat Aubusson by three lengths.

Having hinted at a revival at Newbury for along way last time out, the Tim Vaughan-trained eightyear-old built on that display to claim his first win in more than a year, defeating Aubusson by three lengths.

Having hinted at a revival at Newbury for a long way last time out, the Tim Vaughan-trained eight-year-old built on that display to claim his first win in more than a year, defeating Aubusson by three lengths.

It is called the aubusson chamber because all its walls are covered with French aubusson tapestries.

An, by her own admission, she is mostly content to simply hang at her picture-perfect Malibu estate, obsess over her rose garden (Barbra, as we know, is famously attentive to detail), and look for the right burgundy Aubusson rug for the upstairs library.

The guide's inspectors were clearly impressed with all three places, describing Alnwick Castle as the grandest fort in the area: "The Gothic chapel with its Aubusson tapestries and the splendid library are the jewels of the castle, which also boasts fine gardens."

Kelly, 22, nearly landed a Grade One in France when Aubusson was narrowly beaten by Thousand Stars at Auteuil last month, so this was quick and handsome compensation.

CLASSY staying hurdler Aubusson looks as though he could take high order over fences on the evidence of his debut triumph in the Douglas Family Novices' Chase at Uttoxeter.