Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A town of northeast England at the mouth of the Tyne River east of Newcastle. Founded in the 13th century, it was long noted as a port and shipbuilding center.
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- proper noun Town in the
Northeast ofEngland in theCounty ofTyne and Wear .
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Examples
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She had a friend whose father worked in an advice centre in South Shields, and one day she inquired: "Martha's dad comes home from his parliament every night, why doesn't mine?"
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She's not exactly a trendy young comic – instead, she's a proudly ordinary woman from South Shields who's more likely to be found at home on the sofa in pyjamas than staggering out of a nightclub.
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In doing so, the South Shields MP was intervening in one of the NHS's most complicated ongoing issues: which of England's 11 children's heart surgery units should remain in operation, and which should close?
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Northumbria Police said a 39-year-old man was held on suspicion of assault after a fight broke out before the Christmas performance at Harton Primary School in South Shields, near Newcastle.
Father's finger bitten off in brawl before school nativity play 2011
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Paul Bidwell suggests that their purpose was to provide water for religious ceremonies conducted in the principia, and cites the example of the fort at South Shields where the well was built at the same time as the shrine of the standards, before the rest of the building was constructed Bidwell 1997 p 71.
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Paul Bidwell suggests that their purpose was to provide water for religious ceremonies conducted in the principia, and cites the example of the fort at South Shields where the well was built at the same time as the shrine of the standards, before the rest of the building was constructed Bidwell 1997 p 71.
Archive 2010-01-01 Carla 2010
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But a former neighbour, Brian Johnson, 27, of South Shields, South Tyneside, said Moat was "no hero".
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There have been suggestions that the South Shields MP may abandon domestic politics since he was defeated by his brother, Ed, in the Labour leadership battle.
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Paul Bidwell suggests that their purpose was to provide water for religious ceremonies conducted in the principia, and cites the example of the fort at South Shields where the well was built at the same time as the shrine of the standards, before the rest of the building was constructed Bidwell 1997 p 71.
The battle of Arfderydd or Arthuret Carla 2010
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One of the friendships Nell made was with a teenager from South Shields, in the North East of England.
Family of the Heart Belinda 2009
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