Sentence examples for manchester from inspiring English sources

Just before Christmas Greater Manchester also became the first city region to sign a £1bn devolution deal with the government, guaranteeing more autonomy in return for electing a mayor.

Ferguson scored 11 goals in his first nine appearances for his new club, and although the unbeaten run ended at Aberdeen on October 11 (shortly before Alex Ferguson's departure to Manchester United), Dundee United were still well-placed for a championship challenge.

De Gea and Rooney should be sure of their places but in between it's difficult to find a single Manchester United player who is undroppable, and this is still an alarmingly chaotic side for a manager considered such a master strategist.

There was One North's £15bn transport infrastructure plan, including a high-speed rail link, "HS-3", from Manchester to Leeds – reportedly even more extravagant than the proposed high speed rail link, HS2.

Executive liaison was between Kingman in London and Bernstein and Emmerich in Manchester.

By the 1960s Ian Nairn could call Manchester a place of "rained-off Test matches and forbidding hotels".

The less harsh sentences came from the Manchester judge who announced, possibly in solidarity, that he too was exceeding the guideline.

There is disagreement over the distance that the positive effects of clustering actually extend to, however, meaning that the generation of synergetic 'cluster effects' (as they are commonly understood) between firms in Manchester and firms in Newcastle for example could prove difficult.

Arsenal fans also delighted in his on-field berating of Özil following the 6-3 defeat at Manchester City last December; Özil had made straight for the dressing room, and not the travelling supporters.

This time last year they were challenging for promotion under Rösler (they eventually finished fifth) and were about to inflict FA Cup defeat on Manchester City for the second season in a row and give Arsenal a scare in the Wembley semi-final.

Manchester City Library and Waterstones Deansgate will be taken over for two full days of readings and activities.