The phrase "area sir" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be an attempt to address someone in a specific area or context, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Excuse me, area sir, could you help me find the nearest restroom?"
Alternatives: "Sir in this area" or "Sir, in this location".
I was particularly delighted to be accompanied by the current MP for the area, Sir Alan Haselhurst.
They were Mr Eric Taylor, aged 54, chairman of the party's north west area, Sir Anthony Berry, aged 59, MP for Enfield, Southgate, Mrs Anne Wakeham, aged 45, wife of the government chief whip, Mrs Jeanne Shattock, aged 52, wife of the chairman of the party's western area, and Mrs Muriel McLean, aged 54, wife of the Chairman of the Scottish Conservatives.
"The rollout has got to be to stimulate private sector investment in this area," Sir King said.
If you had any problems in this area, Sir William Read, Queen Anne's oculist, had just the thing for you -- 'the juice of goose dung or the white part of hen's dung.'.
In total, over the period 1990 2005, 14 cases of acute leukemia were observed in the study area (SIR = 3.5; 95% CI, 1.9 5.9).
The case incidence in the study area was statistically significantly lower than the rate in the surrounding local area (SIR = 91%, 95%CI 85 96), while the death rate was marginally lower (SMR = 93%, 95%CI 85 101).
Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern came with his golden retriever, Boomer, to dedicate the area as Sir William's Dog Run, named after Sir William Tryon, the last Colonial governor of New York.
The closest senior school to Navenby, and the one that is within the Designated Transport Area, is Sir William Robertson High School at Welbourn.
A millennium and a half before British naval geographer Frederick William Beechey named the area after Sir John Barrow, Second Secretary to the Admiralty, and centuries before whalers from New Bedford flocked to its whale-rich waters, the Iñupiat inhabited these barren shores, calling it Ukpeagvik, 'place where snowy owls are hunted.'.
Into these murky areas probes Sir Hugh Readen-Hoyle (Stephen Rea), a spy not uncompromised himself.
Asked if he should have visited the worst affected areas sooner, Sir Philip said: "Well I'm going up there today.
