Sentence examples for Newcastle-bound from inspiring English sources
Colback, out of contract in the summer, may well be Newcastle-bound soon.
Rest assured the Australia coach, Holger Osieck, will maintain a keen interest in the likes of Parma-bound Antonis, Celtic's Jackson Irvine, Newcastle United's Curtis Good and others currently in Turkey.
Kick-off: Tomorrow, 1.30pm (Sky Sports 1; Highlights BBC 2 10pm) Team news: Danny Guthrie (groin) is back for Newcastle in place of the African Cup of Nations-bound Cheick Tioté.
Bound antibodies were visualized using Bond Refine Detection kit (Leica Biosystems, Newcastle, UK).
Steven Taylor's goal-bound header from Nolberto Solano's cross raised the idea that Newcastle might enjoy themselves, but Stijn Meert cleared and Zulte set about frustrating the home side.
In Australia, environmental groups have repeatedly halted trainloads of coal headed to the export docks at Newcastle this fall, and flotillas of kayaking protesters have delayed cargo pickups by Asia-bound coal ships.
Norwich really should have been made to pay for a poor first half display when they had no answer to Newcastle's interchange in a group looking to start life without Paris St Germain-bound Yohan Cabaye.
"There's no fear in the way they have set up". Chance for Newcastle as Siem de Jong collects the ball from Papiss Cisse, but then stands in awe as his goal-bound shot hits his Senegalese team-mate.
Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 2008.
