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Sentence Examples In Halifax I ditched the train in the first little yard, by the Bedford Basin, and went for coffee. The discussions became acrimonious enough for Halifax to consider resigning. Liz Broadley, the council's external funding manager, said the money would provide a much-needed boost in the less advantaged areas of Halifax. He runs an engraving business in Halifax and is an adviser to Halifax Rugby League Football Club. Three consecutive knock-ons, all on the first tackle, handed Halifax the initiative and the home team didn't need a second invitation. There are a number of community capacity building workshops going on throughout the Halifax municipality. Thirteen minutes after taking off from Rufforth for a raid on Duisburg, Germany, a Halifax heavily laden with bombs crashed near Poppleton. You can visit historical landmarks such as Fort Louisbourg and Halifax Citadel. Halifax chiefs are understood to have yielded to Bank of Scotland's demand that the new company be sited in the Scottish capital. I just feel so angry that I have not been able to have my babies in Halifax. If you are calling outside the Halifax area, make sure to include your area code when entering your fax machine's number. The Earl of Halifax, who has loaned it to Trafalgar Square, now wants to sell. Annual festivals in cities like Edmonton, Ottawa and Halifax have been around for years. Because firefighters had to close one lane of Halifax Road for more than seven hours there were huge rush hour traffic jams. He has demonstrable managerial skills as Halifax CEO, where he really calls the shots. The Staines man reacted angrily with his arms, receiving his marching orders while the Halifax player went unpunished. We lived in a place in south Halifax with no water or heat during the winter and were really just scraping by. Among the sailors listed by the French were Prussians, Italians, Americans, Portuguese, Danes and one matelot from Halifax. The new list has been drawn up by the Halifax, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, and is dominated by towns in the north. He looked a certain scorer at the flag, to ensure the Halifax outfit were nilled. Show More Sentences The crash, between a minicab and a car, happened at Boothtown Road, Boothtown, Halifax, at 3.55 am yesterday. They all made their debuts playing as trialists, under assumed names against Halifax at the former Thrum Hall ground. We also had six players unavailable because of holidays while Halifax were able to send two teams out, one in each half. He is simply looking to confirm his recovery from a hamstring tweak sustained in the warm-up game against Halifax. With the exception of Halifax, the rest of the characters are two-dimensional. Malton then slackened off a bit and allowed a Halifax centre to break from halfway and score between the posts. An international fleet of tall ships set sail from Halifax on Monday, leaving behind a bulging treasure chest of tourism booty. Halifax had taken a deserved lead on 31 minutes when Lee Elam was inexplicably left unmarked at a throw-in close to the corner flag. It was the intervention of his Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax, which convinced him of the necessity of abandoning the policy. On the other flank, former Halifax winger Oli Marns broke his duck in his seventh game and went on to claim a hat-trick. Currently Halifax, which, in sporting terms, has hosted big curling, ice skating and ice hockey events, has one 10,000-seat arena. This was a much faster route than the line calling at Bradford Exchange, Halifax and Rochdale, among a host of other stations. Although Halifax replied after five minutes York were soon in full flow again with goals from Alex Cockram and Alistair Brennan. When Halifax were penalised again for offside he didn't let a second attempt through his grasp, kicking the goal with ease. Rather than return to Toronto, buy an open-jaw ticket and fly home from Halifax, Nova Scotia. This included the strategic bombing of Halifax and first-strike use of poison gas, if necessary. The amateurs from Halifax never showed any sign of throwing in the towel even though they were hopelessly outclassed all across the park. London routed hapless Halifax to record their third successive Super League home win. Britain's biggest mortgage lender Halifax said the rate at which homes were being built had failed to keep pace with demand. Joe was born in Halifax in 1863 and started part-time work at the age of five, helping his father, Henry, a chimney sweep. Show More Sentences The Halifax suggests that low interest rates and strong consumer confidence is behind the latest surge in prices. Once in Halifax I was physically attacked by a lady in a wheelchair who was panhandling beside me. Halifax has long been a bustling international port and naval base, as well as being the only ice-free port on Canada's eastern seaboard. Detectives from North Yorkshire carried out the raids in collaboration with others from Halifax and Killingbeck, Leeds. On 28 May, after three days of discussions, the British cabinet finally came down against Halifax. The Bulls conceded their points-difference advantage at the head of the standings to St Helens, who beat Halifax 40-on Friday. The gang fired the gun at the glass security screen of the Post Office in Halifax Road, Cullingworth, at 10 am on Monday but fled empty handed. Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, offers covered warrants that allow you to bet on the Halifax house-price index. Three disused sites in the city centre, on Leeds Road and Halifax Road, were invaded by itinerants during March. He suffered the injury at Halifax a fortnight ago, cried off ten minutes before kick-off last Saturday and isn't fit yet. Born in 1948, he grew up in Halifax and Shad Bay, a small coastal community just outside the provincial capital. Halifax says that the rise reflects the fact that detached houses are increasingly the aspiration of homeowners. The officer followed the vehicle to a housing development in the Shelf area of Halifax and saw it being loaded by a mechanical excavator. She was charged with going 138 kilometres an hour on the divided highway leading to Halifax. We've been really unadventurous and painted it in exactly the same colours as the living room in Halifax was, which we really liked. He hit her repeatedly on the head with a hammer after she made a throwaway remark he took exception to in a Halifax pub where she had been relaxing with friends. In August, authorities in Canada learned that 16 vials of Midazolam had been stolen from a Halifax hospital. It's reflected in the privatization that's happening to the people in the townships in South Africa, and in what's going on in the streets of Toronto and Halifax. Halifax are the senior side in the competition and if their quarter-final win over Bradford Park Avenue is anything to go by they should reach the final. He was taken to Halifax police station and shown a video of unused material filmed as part of a BBC undercover documentary, Secret Agent, screened last year. Show More Sentences Meanwhile, Doug Sample, a Canadian veteran of the war, who served as a gunner in Halifax bombers of the Canadian 415 Squadron, has made his 20th visit to York. McCain told The Daily Beast in an interview this past weekend at the Halifax International Security Forum in Canada. Tudhope described the refurbishment of the Halifax in the Strand as a copybook development, done in partnership with Kilmartin and again supported by the Bank of Scotland. The venue's packed programme of shows and concerts was rearranged, with some acts performing at local nightclubs, the Alhambra Theatre and the Victoria Theatre, Halifax. On purely practical terms, Edinburgh can be reached from London in less than an hour, while the journey to Halifax is long, arduous and involves changing trains. When Gomberg passed away in unfortunate circumstances in Halifax last year, the whole community rallied behind his message of hope, love, and green activism. The monthly reports by Halifax and Nationwide are based on mortgage offers made by each company that month, rather than actual sales prices or completions. Mrs Higson, 50, of Stainland, Halifax, was an experienced horsewoman who was breaking in a colt when the accident happened near her home last Friday. Cecil and Charlotte now live together in Halifax, but the undischarged resentment and sorrow of a recent tragedy have isolated them from one another. The team members, who between them can speak Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali and Hindi, are based at St John's health centre in Halifax and work throughout the Calderdale area. And one more Florida native hops on the trance bandwagon that's zooming across the planet, kicking up dust at every rave from Halifax to Ho Chi Mihn City. With members of just about every Moncton band, past and present, in attendance, Slayer cranked out pretty much the same setlist as they did in Halifax. Meanwhile, the Halifax will be updating us on November house prices. I work in Halifax and I am not prepared to go to the bottom, up to Odsal and back on Halifax Road just to please a group who think speed merchants race up and down. About 150 of the 1,500 people who died when the ocean liner sank off Newfoundland after hitting an iceberg were buried in Halifax, and 43 never were identified. A report by banking group Halifax revealed that the top 30 towns for price growth were all outside the M25 London orbital motorway, and Brighouse headed the list. Fighter jets scrambled and diverted the plane to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Halifax is home to the professional rugby league academy, Halifax Elite Rugby Academy, which has a partnership with Huddersfield and Castleford. Eventually the Halifax team was brought to Bradford under the name Bradford Dukes. Ripponden is a village and civil parish on the River Ryburn near Halifax in West Yorkshire, England. Show More Sentences The exhibition at the Bankfield Museum, Halifax, features felted 'pictures' and cotton organdie wall hangings in muted neutral colours. After retiring from the WRNS in 1961, Jean from Halifax, Yorkshire, set up a gift shop in Plymouth, then spent time travelling the world. Inner Space Music, led by trumpeter Loz Speyer and featuring altoist Chris Biscoe, play Dean Clough, Halifax on September 29 at 8pm. The ship's log records six or seven deckchairs being picked up and taken back to port in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Filip Petre hit a tree at high speed, and Mr and Mrs Gray, of Halifax, West Yorks, died instantly at Kuredu Island Resort. Stuart, now aged 52, and from Halifax, was the sales director of Quarmby at Milnsbridge, Huddersfield. Grateful cancer patients have bought a fax machine for the gynaecological clinic at the Calderdale Royal Hospital in Halifax. In 2003 under Smith, Huddersfield established themselves as a Super League club, finishing 10th, above Wakefield Trinity and Halifax. From that base British privateers seized many French and American ships and sold their prizes in Halifax. Additionally, work began on the Halifax citadel to defend the port against foreign navies. This is the site of a wartime aircrash and bears the sad remains of a Royal Canadian Air Force Handley Page Halifax bomber. Halifax is a minster town in the Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale in West Yorkshire, England. Halifax is known for Mackintosh's chocolate and toffee products including Rolo and Quality Street. Its first creation The Halifax River in Central Florida, United States, was also named after him. Halifax is not mentioned in the Domesday Book, and evidence of the early settlement is indefinite. The coat of arms of Halifax include the chequers from the original coat of arms of the Earls Warenne, who held the town during Norman times. In November 1938, in an incident of mass hysteria, many residents believed a serial killer, the Halifax Slasher, was on the loose. In 2004 Calderdale had a population of 192,405, of which 82,500 live in the Halifax urban area. Halifax is home to a large South Asian community mainly of British Pakistanis from the Kashmir region. Halifax was a busy industrial town, dealing in and producing wool, carpets, machine tools and beer. Show More Sentences Public bus and train transportation in Halifax is managed and subsidised by the West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive. Unlike many other bus stations, Halifax is noted for having much character, with many listed buildings being incorporated on the site. Arriva Yorkshire operate services that link Halifax with the West Yorkshire towns and cities of Dewsbury and Wakefield. First operate bus services from Halifax to the town of Huddersfield and the nearby cities of Bradford and Leeds. A branch from Holmfield, on the Halifax to Queensbury section of the lines to Keighley and Bradford, served the west side of Halifax. Halifax is also served by Sowerby Bridge railway station on the southwest edge of the town, just to the south of the River Calder. Former regimental colours of the 'Duke's' are laid up in the Halifax Minster. Once the home of the diarist Anne Lister, Shibden Hall is just outside Halifax in the neighbouring Shibden Valley. Halifax Town participates in the National League, the fifth tier of English football. McDonald, a CBC reader, listener and viewer in Halifax, has taken up this invitation. Museum in Halifax celebrated National Play Day and Yorkshire Day with style, hosting a huge outdoor play date. Halifax W7656 crash-landed in a Norwegian fjord under heavy flak on a mission to sink the Tirpitz. The proposal is for an indoor trampoline park and soft play family centre at old industrial premises off Halifax Road in Liversedge. His father was a sergeant major in the Royal Canadian Engineers and his endorsee was the principal of the Halifax Academy. Star performance of the night, however, went to Halifax player Darwin Ursal who scored a magical five out of five on board one. From the Section of Otolaryngology, Halifax Medical Center, Daytona Beach, Fla. Bradford, Halifax, Keighley and Huddersfield once were centres of wool milling. They were descended from the Earls of Halifax and Scarbrough but, as the bar sinister in the Savile coat of arms suggests, illegitimately. In the American Revolutionary War, starting in 1775, the British made Halifax, Nova Scotia, their major base for naval action. The Marquess of Halifax, a man known for his ability to chart a moderate political course, gained William's confidence early in his reign. Show More Sentences In June 1936, Churchill organised a deputation of senior Conservatives to see Baldwin, Inskip and Halifax. An element of British public and political sentiment favoured a negotiated peace with Germany, among them Halifax as Foreign Secretary. Large towns in the area include Barnsley, Doncaster, Grimsby, Halifax, Huddersfield and Scunthorpe. Reflecting Roadstuds Ltd, where cat's eyes were invented by Percy Shaw, are in Boothtown, in the north of Halifax. In December 2011, Rushcliffe, was named one of the 20 most desirable places to live in the UK by the Halifax Building Society. The inventor of cat's eyes was Percy Shaw of Boothtown, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. Between 1785 and 1791 Cobbett was stationed with his regiment in New Brunswick and he sailed from Gravesend to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Medical services are split between there and the Calderdale Royal Hospital at Salterhebble, near Halifax. Featherstone Rovers, Halifax, Leigh and Widnes all failed to attain a licence. They have rivalries with Warrington, Leeds, Bradford, Halifax and Wakefield Trinity. As the Royal Navy base that supervised the blockade, Halifax profited greatly during the war. Orkney was rated as the best place to live in Scotland in both 2013 and 2014 according to the Halifax Quality of Life survey. In 1749, the capital of Nova Scotia moved from Annapolis Royal to the newly established Halifax. Throughout the war, American privateers devastated the maritime economy by capturing ships and looting almost every community outside of Halifax. The Halifax Hurricanes of the National Basketball League of Canada is another team that calls Nova Scotia home, and were 2016 league champions. From 1763 to 1784, the island was administratively part of the colony of Nova Scotia and was governed from Halifax. He arrived in Halifax on 14 April, after which he took a sleeper train to Montreal. On March 17, the British were permitted to withdraw unmolested, sailing to Halifax, Nova Scotia. After regrouping at Halifax, William Howe determined to take the fight to the Americans. Although officially HBOS is not an acronym of any specific words, it is widely presumed to stand for Halifax Bank of Scotland. Show More Sentences Operational headquarters were in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England, the former head office of Halifax. All three are part of the Halifax Bank of Scotland Group, Britain's biggest mortgage lender. Halifax later withdrew its bid on 8 March 2007, following the withdrawal of funding from the municipal government. He made the trip in 86 days to sail back from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia. On another occasion, the naval hospital at Halifax requested some flags to fly for the Queen's birthday. He fled to Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1776 and later to England 1779 and was employed by the Crown during this time. Mosquito County had long before become Orange County, and the Mosquito River had become the Halifax River. The Church of All Saints in Halifax was made the cathedral of the Nova Scotian diocese in 1910 and remains as such to date. In April 1776, the North Carolina Provincial Congress issued the Halifax Resolves, explicitly authorizing its delegates to vote for independence. The British, however, were massing forces at their naval base at Halifax, Nova Scotia. He sailed for England on 7 February 1799 with a letter of introduction to the Navy Minister, and on 7 March his ship, Halifax landed at Falmouth. The success of its inaugural trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, encouraged Manchester Liners to order seven more ships to the same design. He spent time in Toronto, Ottawa and Halifax but principally in Montreal where half of Canada's Maronites reside. Halifax found that semidetached homes have risen in popularity among first-time buyers. This was done for Internet ballots and vote tabulators in the cases of Markham and Peterborough and Internet and telephone voting for Halifax. The second period was a much cagier affair lacking clear cut chances, although substitute Kevin Holsgrove hit the post for Halifax. Mary's in Halifax, they telecommunicate with one another from home and at work. The Listers lived at Shibden Hall, Halifax, and ran mills in Bradford. The interview questions were developed in an effort to concretize how the encountering and routinization takes place in the lives of Afghan refugees in Halifax. Recent mapping of the Meguma terrane in Nova Scotia has led to the identification and division of several mappable units within the Halifax and Goldenville groups. Show More Sentences She's since appeared in Upstairs, Downstairs, Five Days, New Tricks, Doctor Who, Marchlands, In Love with Barbara, Moving On, Song for Marion and Last Tango in Halifax. The HBOS Group Reorganisation Act 2006 saw the transfer of Halifax plc to the Bank of Scotland, which was now a registered public limited company, Bank of Scotland plc. They were joined by guest speaker Chris Freeman from Halifax. With this in mind, Persimmon's four and five bedroom detached homes at The Arboretum in Northowram near Halifax are designed to suit even the largest of families. British military forces based at Halifax succeeded in preventing American support for rebels in Nova Scotia and deterred any invasion of Nova Scotia. The latest edition does end on a peculiarly Haligonian note of ambivalence, hinting that Metro Halifax in 2009 was drifting into an uncertain future. The developing textile industry helped Wakefield and Halifax grow. The teams who are, or have been, in Super League are Bradford Bulls, Castleford Tigers, Halifax, Huddersfield Giants, Leeds Rhinos, and Wakefield Trinity. It was also finals weekend in the National Club Racketball Championships, which saw Priory go out at the semi-final stage, losing 4-1 to Halifax club Queens. The road then goes through Ripponden and Sowerby Bridge to Halifax and onwards to Leeds via the villages of Hipperholme, Birkenshaw and Drighlington. After English people were forbidden from wearing foreign cloth in 1326, Ripon developed a cloth industry which was third in size in Yorkshire after York and Halifax. Although he has been a priest in the diocese for 17 years, his work has been concentrated at churches on Cape Breton Island and in the Halifax area, he noted. There are also several commuter passenger ferry services operated in major cities, such as Metro Transit in Halifax, Toronto Island ferries in Toronto and SeaBus in Vancouver. The Sandgrounders' gutsy push for safety ended in heartache this week when fellow strugglers Grays and Halifax made their game in hand pay with crucial victories. The British ship Jack was captured and turned into an American privateer, only to be captured again by the British in the naval battle off Halifax, Nova Scotia. In October 1872, Saltaire, along with Dean Clough Mill in Halifax, were featured highlights of the Japanese Government's Iwakura Mission tour of modern industrial Britain. Trains run to Manchester Victoria, Halifax, Dewsbury, Bradford and Leeds. The Championship title will be determined by the winners of a top-eight play-offs series, which next week also sees Featherstone host Halifax in a qualifying play-off. There are local stopping services operated by Northern linking Huddersfield with Barnsley, Bradford, Brighouse, Dewsbury, Halifax, Leeds, Sheffield and Wakefield. Motorcycle speedway racing has been staged at two venues in Halifax. Show More Sentences Carrington argued that a warrant from a Government minister, the Earl of Halifax was valid authority, even though there was no statutory provision or court order for it. The Halifax area is home to two selective state schools, which are the Crossley Heath School in Savile Park and North Halifax Grammar School in Illingworth. Most of the bus services in Halifax operate from the town's bus station. Even a cycling no-marK liKe me can manage to get to 40mph coming into Slaithwaite from Wilberlee so how fast will the Tour de France racing snaKes be coming down Halifax Road? Other important railway stations in West Yorkshire include Bradford Interchange, Bradford Forster Square, Huddersfield, Halifax, Dewsbury, Keighley and Shipley. As well as the significance of the bank Halifax plc which, since 2008, is part of the Lloyds Banking Group, the town has strong associations with confectionery. Since 1974, Halifax has been the administrative centre of the Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale, once a part of the metropolitan county of West Yorkshire. Halifax Estate Agents Allerton is now offering a range of Spanish properties built by Taylor Woodrowde Espana, the only major UK house builder in Spain. On sale, through Halifax in Selly Oak, at pounds 144,950, it has central heating and double glazing and a deceptive amount of living space behind its cottagey frontage. Yorkshire Bank, based in Leeds and known as the West Riding Penny Savings Bank, was established on 1 May 1859 by Colonel Edward Akroyd of Halifax. The Halifax Bank was also founded and is still headquartered in Halifax. The Halifax and Lloyds Bank brands are used in England and Wales and the Bank of Scotland brand is used in Scotland, each offering different products and pricing. In the Best Mortgage Provider category, Halifax was highly commended. However, the river does not flow through the centres of Halifax and Huddersfield, which are on the Calder's main tributaries, Hebble Brook and the River Colne respectively. In 2009 he won the Laser World Championships, in Halifax, Canada. Having withdrawn his army from Boston to Halifax, General Howe now focused on capturing New York City, which then was limited to the southern tip of Manhattan Island. Shortly afterwards, in the May 1940 War Cabinet Crisis, Halifax argued for negotiations involving the Italians, but this was rejected by Churchill with majority support. Halifax Sharedealing was named Best Online Stockbroker for the third year in a row, and was highly commended in the Excellence in Customer Service category. Mabel and Bell mobilized the community to help victims in Halifax. Halifax Investments was named Best Investment Product Provider. Examples from Classical Literature As late as August 1864, on the visit to Halifax of some Canadian delegates, he had been convivially eloquent in favour of union. At Halifax in the summer of 1818, typhus had increased so much that fever-wards were added to the Dispensary. At Painsec Junction we waited for the train from Halifax, and immediately found ourselves in the whirl of intercolonial travel. The Officers and Soldiers supplies and wooding the garrison is to be paid by a draft on the pay-master at Halifax. I had never been further on the road between Halifax and Annapolis, than to Cornwallis. One of the Julias went in this draft, but all the rest of us were kept at Halifax. After this we were transferred to the galatea and sailed for Halifax. On the morning of Wednesday, 16 July 1947, Micmac left the Halifax dockyard to carry out full power trials to seaward of Sambro Light vessel. He was then sent on the Halifax station, where he gave himself up again. It lies about three miles from the town of Halifax, but not in sight. We must now have been about five-and-twenty miles from Halifax. Banks including Santander and Halifax charge a daily fee on current account overdrafts. Halifax agreed to buy Equitable's assets in 2001 but only if the society reached a compromise with its GAR policyholders. I think, my father left Halifax some time before the prince. I felt more, in quitting this ship, than I did in quitting Halifax. The Fenians, it was said, were raising a fleet to bombard Halifax. In those days, Halifax, Nova Scotia, was a bustling British colonial port, and there were plenty of thirsty redcoats and jack-tars about. We then would have pushed for citadel Hill, which commanded Halifax. On the morning of March 17, the British embarked for Halifax. He turned back, hurried to Long Wharf without looking behind him, embarked with the British troops for Halifax, and never saw his country more. Show More Sentences Also in the First Division North, Prescot Cables welcome high-flyers FC Halifax Town to Valerie Park. I suppose this Halifax would have appeared an Elysium, though it had been a curiosity of ugly dulness. In a column of the Halifax Mail Star, he mocked the Diocese of Antigonish and its Bishop Colin Campbell, and the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal. Brian Dobson, of Halifax Old Road, was before Kirklees Magistrates' Court in Hudders-field yesterday. I sent a line from Halifax, when I felt pretty miserable, but after that I got on delightfully, seldom ill, on deck all day, with plenty of pleasant people to amuse me. On the transfer of the archives to Halifax, this package, proving to be of no public concern, was left behind, and had remained ever since unopened. Prince Edward Island is found in the Gulf of St Lawrence, a 30-minute hop by air from Halifax, Nova Scotia, and the smallest and greenest of Canada's provinces. A LAST-DITCH goal from Ryan Sugden gave play-off chasing Halifax a fortunate victory over battling bottom-of-the-table side Southport at the Shay. Find more words! 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