Sentence examples for Midlands from high-quality English sources.

• Midlands will continue the fight alone."

• Woodard calls the ethnically diverse Midlands "America's great swing region."

• We are the leading charity in the West Midlands for people affected by autism.

• Midlands, region of central England, commonly subdivided into the East and the West Midlands.

• Whether they're from the North, the Midlands or from down south, how have their accents helped or hindered them?

• I’ve put these ingredients and dishes to work in the recipes below– my interpretation of the Midlands on a plate.

• The Surrey, Cleveland, Staffordshire, Gloucestershire and West Midlands forces said they had used drones at BLM protests.

• Venturefest East Midlands is a global trade fair, which will be held on 16 March 2016, where UK businesses can learn more about exporting across the globe.

Use Midlands in a sentence.

• A spokesperson for Western Power Distribution told the Guardian that over 7,000 of their customers – in the East Midlands, West Midlands, South Wales and South West – were without power.

• Liam Byrne, the MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill and the Labour candidate for West Midlands mayor, said: “For the West Midlands to thrive economically, culturally and socially, we need to be at the forefront of the digital revolution.

• The authority said it did not yet know how much of its share of the cost would be paid by partners including West Midlands Combined Authority, local enterprise partnerships, other local authorities under the banner of the Midlands Engine, the NEC and others.

• In many areas outside of London, new diagnoses among women went up, including by 9% in both the east of England and the east Midlands, 12% in the west Midlands and 15% in Yorkshire and Humber, while overall across all demographics, new HIV diagnoses have dropped by 6%.

• The authority does not yet know how much of its share of the overall cost of the games would be paid by partners including West Midlands Combined Authority, local enterprise partnerships, other local authorities under the banner of the Midlands Engine, the NEC and others.

• The plans are being led by Transport for West Midlands, and are to be funded by a consortium that includes the Department for Transport, Network Rail, West Midlands Railway, Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership, Birmingham City Council and the university.

• "To add insult to injury they have done away with our editor-in-chief and Media Wales is being amalgamated with the English Midlands division of Reach under a marketplace publisher based in Birmingham, whose remit covers the English Midlands as well as Cheshire and Lincolnshire.

• "Using East Midlands Parkway would better enable faster rail services between Nottingham and Birmingham (potentially 27 minutes, compared to 53 minutes via the Toton East Midlands Hub or 33 minutes with Midlands Connect's conventional compatible services in addition to Toton)".

Midlands sentence examples

• Four ambulance service trusts – East Midlands, London, South Central and Yorkshire – expressed explicit support for active travel schemes in their FoI responses, while spokespeople for West Midlands and North West told the Guardian they supported such schemes and were not aware of any causing delays.

• The Met Office raised the level of its heat-health alert to three for the West Midlands and East Midlands on Wednesday, as health officials advised the most vulnerable - many of whom have been shielding during the lockdown - to protect themselves amid the "exceptionally hot weather forecast this week".

• Former students in the South East of England – which has the most number of graduate vacancies compared with anywhere else in the UK – will receive an average salary of almost £27,000 as the West Midlands, East Midlands and North West have shown annual jobs growth of 58 per cent, 45 per cent and 25 per cent respectively.

• Suzanne Llewellyn, deputy chief crown prosecutor of CPS West Midlands, said: "Following an incident in Birmingham city centre in the early hours of 6 September, 2020, the Crown Prosecution Service has authorised West Midlands Police to charge Zephaniah McLeod, 27, with one count of murder and seven counts of attempted murder.