Use "manchester" in a sentence

1. He shared his home but not his time, preferring, when not down at the pub watching Manchester City flatter to deceive in wide screen glory, to lock himself away in his room with his computers and his cable links to a very private world of digital opportunities

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2. That same Sunday morning, following an anonymous tip off, various large and burly members of the Manchester police force’s vice squad battered down Danny’s front door, dragged him out of bed and bruisingly bundled him into the back of a white van

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3. valleys to the west of Manchester, a town where the chimney stacks

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4. Somewhere in the vicinity of Manchester

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5. at the pub watching Manchester City flatter to deceive in wide

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6. A recently retired footballer is telling her Dad that Manchester United must push up and pressurise their opponents today if they are going to keep their title ambitions on track

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7. Manchester United, it would appear, must try harder too

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8. ‘Oh no … my husband is, but I come from down Manchester way

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9. They chatted on the walk through the streets of Manchester, Mr

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10. Becky told him of her tutelage under her father's instruction and her first solo project, of Manchester and other cities she'd had the pleasure to experience in connection to her position

11. They strolled the grounds and walked through the preview exhibits of the Manchester Museum, scheduled to open to the public in early Spring

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12. At the close of that afternoon someone made the proposal of a visit to Redditch, Manchester and a general tour for the early spring

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13. manufactures of Manchester, Birmingham, and Wolverhampton, are many of them, upon this

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14. Before long the tundra has enveloped Manchester, and the polar bears move in and turn it into a winter resort

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15. As luck would have it, a syndicate of four million penguins from Antarctica have won a fortune on the lottery and, hearing that the skiing in Manchester is particularly good at this time of year, they decide to blow all their winnings on a vacation

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16. The first he recognised as Brian Huang, a geologist from the Hesperian team, a stocky, short man of Chinese decent, not that there was any trace of it in his Manchester accent

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17. I came round after being carried down to the beach to find a doctor from the Manchester Regiment examining me he said

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18. The one ray of sunshine in all of this mess was that a fair bit of mail had caught up to us so there were a few letters from Helen and Rosie to read Helen had trained as a nurse and was now working in a hospital in Manchester but she had written that anytime soon she expected to move over to France and a field hospital to carry on her nursing duty

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19. “I will tell you something for nothing Billy Boy Ma’s recovery is mainly down to your Helen and how she nursed her through the illness before she went to Manchester

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20. “But there was me Helen and Mabel and we used to enjoy each others company enormously but when Helen took up nursing and then moved to Manchester it all changed

21. So once more I said goodbye to the people that I loved and to make matters worse I was going to spend a few days with Helen in Manchester which was out of the question now

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22. She had returned to Manchester after Rosie had recovered to carry on with her nursing and must have been allocated duty over the Christmas period

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23. The equipment and troops kept piling into the area I received a letter from Helen saying that she would be off for a few days at the same time I would and that I should go to Manchester to see her and work out which days we had off that were the same

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24. “When did Helen get there she was supposed to be on duty and I was going to see her at Manchester is she alright George?” He replied with a smile

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25. “I’m just so glad to see you I have missed you so much and sometimes in Manchester it has been so lonely being away from here although I have made friends there

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26. move to Manchester on a new contract, she proceeded to fail at her

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27. “Anyway Helen had gone back to the hospital at Manchester Mabel was spending more and more time round at Bert’s with his father and Beth was looking after Ma

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28. William Manchester, a noted historian described this phenomenon relative to Douglas Macarthur, in a 1970"s tome, as the „American Caesar

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29. With all respect, being a copper in Manchester or wherever for twenty years, counts for zilch in our mean streets

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30. With all respect, being a copper in Manchester or wherever for twenty years means nothing in our mean streets

31. Letting us loose in Manchester will reduce the population dramatically and the long haired liberals will cry foul

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32. News of the bloody and grisly attacks in Birmingham, London, Bradford, Manchester and Edinburgh was being discussed by several academics on the morning TV

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33. Engles was the son of an industrialist and was sent to Manchester (the first major job for Owens) to work in a very poor Mill

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34. Many streets have famous English names such as Oxford, Gloucester, Manchester, Disraeli, Worcester and more

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35. This belief in the ease of life is a cornerstone of modern academia, as was obvious when Peter Atkins debated William Lane Craig in Manchester a few years ago

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36. The mill workers in Manchester were very angry with Gāndhi

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37. They blamed him for teaching Indians not to buy cloth made in Britain resulting in closure of mills in Manchester, and unemployment among mill workers

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38. Gāndhi went to Manchester to talk to these unemployed mill workers

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39. He also made it a point to visit Manchester, the textile capital of UK

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40. The mill workers in Manchester understood his point of view and cheered him heartily when he finished talking

41. Hal had been offered a part in Coronation Street and was now in Manchester hoping for more roles in TV soaps

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42. Matthew was surprised to learn that when Ellen came to England it was firstly to Manchester

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43. Initially it meant going on an induction course to Manchester for a few days

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44. “You know Walter, we go back over twenty years together, Manchester Grammar School and then Cambridge and in all that time I have never heard you say so many stupid things in a short space of time

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45. As he sat on the train heading back to Manchester Graham decided his next step would be to contact Butler and arrange a meeting

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46. Bill had been a detective with the Manchester Force and left to run the Trustees Saving Bank Security Division several years ago

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47. He and his troops rule Manchester and he set his dogs on me and my boys for selling dope on his turf

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48. Walter flew back to Miami then back to London before taking a train to Manchester

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49. He was a dinosaur as were many of the senior officers in the city of Manchester

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50. Another car followed with three more men inside, they would follow Jones to Heathrow then return to Manchester once their boss was safely on a plane

51. He was shot dead in Manchester

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52. This is Johnny Jones a notorious criminal from Manchester in England and these are his guards known as The Bull and Carter

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53. Chief Defoe sat in his office talking to the Manchester Police Department

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54. He thanked DI Wallis who was acting on behalf of the Chief Constable of Manchester

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55. Malcolm looked around the sparsely furnished room and remembered the plush offices of Metcalfe and Jordan back in Manchester

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56. He continues the task of weeding out the bad officers in the Manchester force

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57. Instead Sam Ferris became single minded and fixed his hatred on a young German officer who spoke with a Manchester accent

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58. As they stepped out of the tube station the Manchester United firm had tricked them and got off the tube a station early and now they ambushed Billy’s firm in a narrow alley just by the Underground

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59. The Manchester boys smashed metal bars and bicycle chains into the gang as they turned to run away but the rest of the Manchester firm were waiting at the far end of the alley and there was nowhere to go

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60. Screams of pain rang out as the West Ham gang overran their enemy and most of the Manchester boys ran for safety

61. It was a wet Saturday in March when West Ham played the reverse fixture in Manchester against United

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62. He spoke English with a rounded local Manchester accent and he could talk to anyone around the small towns without arousing suspicion

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63. Dad was a Spurs fan — just like Bob and Gary — and Stuart was obsessed with Manchester United

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64. There’s a flight this afternoon from Manchester, but he

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65. The remaining three are British Muslim volunteers from the city of Manchester, each one armed with an assault rifle and grenades

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66. The Manchester terrier is a smooth-haired terrier type dog

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67. They’re a mix of Fox Terrier types, Toy Manchester Terriers, and

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68. were linked to UMIST in Manchester so this is where Jim

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69. “Don’t Cry Out Loud, by Melissa Manchester, Earth, 1979,” Niki introduced her song as she began to

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70. My corporation, Gauthier Securities, has recently expanded to Manchester and is looking for new accounts

71. Mohamed spoke English with what turned out to be a Manchurian accent, which the man from Zimbabwe thought was rather strange, until it had been explained that he had completed his jewellery-making City and Guilds in Manchester and couldn't shake off the accent

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72. They had passed sign posts to a multitude of places they had never heard of, but eventually skirted Newcastle and headed towards Manchester and Liverpool, which they passed between

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73. I ask you, next, to turn back to our own land, and consider the state of our great cities There are districts in our great metropolis, in Liverpool, in Manchester, in Birmingham, in the Black Country, where Christianity seems practically unknown

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74. " Let us ask them why they do not feel as he felt, about the idolatry of China and Hindustan, of Africa and the South Seas, or about the semi-heathen districts of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and the Black Country

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75. I watched Manchester City’s manager Roberto Mancini’s outburst straight after the Champions’ League game in which Carlos Tevez reportedly refused to go on to the pitch

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76. As for Tevez, well, being a red myself, anyone that leaves Manchester United has this coming to him

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77. Manchester City play Manchester United next Monday (30th April) in a match that should identify the team that will win the Championship

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78. Whichever team wins on Monday will be in pole position to bring the league home to Manchester

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79. Manchester being the winner in both cases

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80. that Tom had travelled up to Manchester by train, had kept on the flat above the garden

81. Hardly saw Manchester, none of the gay bars, nothing like that

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82. Manchester, electricians were wanted urgently and premium rates of pay were offered

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83. When he went up to Manchester that time it was because

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84. There have been several cases of Muslims funding the construction and/or repair of Hindu temples (and in Europe, a church in Manchester) and helping Hindus break fasts, Hindus have done the same for Muslims too

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85. We went to Manchester where his legend grew

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86. The following Sunday afternoon the knackered Transit van drove around Manchester and Stockport’s suburbs, loading-up various members of Diamond Head Crater at each stop before heading for the Docker’s Arms pub

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87. In addition to pub gigs, a timely phone call to a local government councillor got the band a spot playing on Market Street in the heart of Manchester, as part of what the city council called Manchester History Week

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88. Danny said that there had been bullet holes in the windows of some of the Manchester pubs they’d played at

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89. “Calvin Walters of Stockport alternative-wave Ska band Shark told me he considers Diamond Head Crater the sixteenth best band to come out of Manchester in the late 1990s

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90. ‘And we used to say that none of you fuckers could afford the train fare up to Manchester from London

91. There was more goin’ on in Manchester than London

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92. Danny slipped down in the back of the taxi, then told the driver to keep going before giving him the address of Sebastian's new HQ in central Manchester

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93. When the signs for Greater Manchester had appeared on the motorway, Susannah had asked Danny where he wanted to be dropped off

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94. The morning after their return to Manchester the band was booked into the church hall in Edgeley to rehearse their set for the Albert Hall gig

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95. My father finally declared thus: “that meeting, which took place in far away Manchester, England, twenty five years ago gave birth to this gathering, and I am proud to mention that despite her exposures, both during her undergraduate days and in her activities as a beauty queen, she married me a virgin

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96. He follows the trail to the windy and rainy city of Manchester

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97. Papa was so angry that he began a letter to Collins _père_ telling him to remove his son to a city where there are fewer muses; but Collins _père_ is a person who makes nails in Manchester with immense skill and application and is terrifyingly rich, and my step-mother's attitude toward the terrifyingly rich is one of large forgiveness; so she tore up Papa's letter just where it had got to the words _erbärmlicher Esel_, said he was a very decent boy, that he should stay as long as he wanted to, but that, since he seemed to be troublesome about learning, Papa must write and demand a higher scale of payment

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98. But I lose my friends, for they go to Berlin almost immediately and from there to Manchester on a visit to Mr

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99. Some people on the train told us that there would be a celebrating crowd here at the town greens today so we got off at this stop in hopes of getting some money for food and train tickets to Manchester or Concord

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