Sentence examples for Durham from high-quality English sources.

• Durham…

• Durham said.

• Durham police disagreed.

• What Mr Durham is investigating remains unclear.

• Durham still need another three wickets for victory.

• Barr appointed US District Attorney John Durham to lead the probe.

• With lunch just seconds away, Durham at last have their breakthrough.

• The match was held at Burnside Working Men’s Club, in Fencehouses, County Durham, on 30 August.

Use Durham in a sentence.

• Dale Benkenstein: Arrived from South Africa in 2005 to help turn Durham into a county cricket force.

• After St Bonaventure’s grammar school in Forest Gate he went on to study botany at Durham University in 1959.

• Durham and did not cooperate with the documentary, which was funded by the Dutch national broadcaster KRO-NCRV.

• Dominic Cummings, the son of an oil rig project manager and a special needs teacher, was born in Durham in 1971.

• Durham became an educational, medical, and research centre in large part through the philanthropy of the Duke family.

• League or union didn’t matter (Students from northern England facing ‘toxic attitude’ at Durham University, 19 October).

• Levi’s hair was dyed purple, an identifier that led Durham police to recognize him as the suspect from the shooting in Fauquier.

• But it made no finding over Cummings’ initial decision to leave London, because it was confined to his movements in County Durham.

Durham sentence examples

• Buried at Jarrow, his remains were removed to Durham and are now entombed in the Galilee Chapel of Durham Cathedral.

• Duke University, private coeducational institution of higher learning in Durham, North Carolina, U.S., affiliated with but not controlled by the United Methodist Church.

• Green Mountain Distillers in Morrisville, Vermont, is giving away a hand sanitizing solution and Durham Distillery in Durham, North Carolina, is donating one to hospitality colleagues, using high-proof alcohol and other ingredients.

• Elizabeth Barrett Browning, née Elizabeth Barrett, (born March 6, 1806, near Durham, Durham county, England—died June 29, 1861, Florence, Italy), English poet whose reputation rests chiefly upon her love poems, Sonnets from the Portuguese and Aurora Leigh, the latter now considered an early feminist text.