Usar "coventry" en una oración

1. Arriving in the Sparkhill area, the four men changed vehicles driving off in the direction of Coventry

2. Nevertheless, the four men who were now in Coventry parked their vehicle in the NEC Car Park and surrounded by thousands of cars the four men separated their way where they all independently headed south to London where they would begin their next attack in 48 Hours as per plan set out by Norman

3. “I’m here from Coventry

4. 'Gomorrah' was a reprisal, in part, for the bombing, by the Luftwaffe of urban targets - most infamously Coventry where 380 died and the 13,339 killed during the Blitz on London, in September and October 1940

5. During the Blitz, the indiscriminate bombing of Coventry caused the deaths of five hundred and fifty people and destroyed fifty thousand homes

6. At the end of the week the members of Diamond Head Crater plus their PA-cum-minder Susannah squeezed into a large people carrier and headed down to Jimmy Berry’s recording studio, which was in a converted barn outside Coventry

7. That very day, a few hours after Roger returned home, Peter and Liz were on a train heading back to Birmingham from Coventry

8. Liz had arranged another Anti-Defence League Protest that day in Coventry, since the English Defence League intended to march through the city-centre

9. This particular EDL march that Liz and Peter were protesting against today in Coventry ended in violence within minutes of Tommy Robinson addressing his supporters

10. Four more British ships have been sunk since the Sheffield went down, including her sister ship, the HMS Coventry

11. "He is in the Midland Electrical Company, at Coventry

12. Bombing was also meant to destroy civilian morale: The beautiful centre of Coventry, including its medieval cathedral, was completely destroyed

13. My father had a small factory at Coventry, which he enlarged at the time of the invention of bicycling

14. Secretly I only meant to send him to Coventry for a few days and then, if I saw signs of repentance, to hold out my hand to him again