Sentence examples for Southall from high-quality English sources.

• Southall is an alumna of Howard University and an Alabamian.

• Hundreds of Sikhs turned out in defence of homes, temples and jewellery shops in Southall.

• I have seen so much: the Southall riots, the first Brixton riot and the Tottenham uprisings.

• “The black middle class is overwhelmingly rooted in public-sector employment,” argues Roger Southall, an academic.

• Neville Southall, the Welsh former international footballer, also shared a message of support.

• The great Virginia historian Douglas Southall Freeman once said that ''all eastern Virginians are Shintos under the skin.''

• Pragna Patel, chief executive of the London charity Southall Black Sisters, asked, referring to the program for homeless people.

• En route with Raven-Ellison from Southall to Ealing, the conversation covers Reese Witherspoon and gentrification, cemeteries and the Grand Canyon.

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• He said the Great Western passenger train driven by Larry Harrison had gone through three signals before colliding with an empty freight train in Southall, West London.

• The murder of 18-year-old Gurdip Singh Chaggar was the impetus behind the formation of the Southall Youth Movement, which itself inspired young Asian men and women across Britain.

• So it is also important, according to Clare Broomfield, the head of history at Villiers high school in Southall, Middlesex, for pupils to learn about different cultures before colonisation.

• Members of communities affected by the violence, some armed with hockey sticks, swords and other weapons, took to the streets in Eltham, Hackney, Southall and Enfield in London, and in Birmingham.

• It was first used in December by the human rights campaign groups Liberty and Southall Black Sisters over the practice of police sharing data on crime victims with Home Office immigration officials.

• "Big Nev (Southall) was in goal, Kevin Ratcliffe was captain and Pat van den Hauwe was at left-back - the first of many great left-backs I've seen play for us by the way - and they all became heroes of mine.

• Protest fashion and banners created by organisations such as direct-action group Sisters Uncut, human rights advocates Southall Black Sisters, and the Women’s Liberation Movement are among the many diverse items featured in the exhibition.

• The 1981 riots were Britain's worst urban riots of the 20th century, running from April to July and involving violent confrontations between mainly young black people and police in Liverpool, Manchester and parts of London including Brixton and Southall.

Southall sentence examples

• On a grey December morning, geographer Dan Raven-Ellison leads the way from Southall in west London to Ealing Broadway, past Indian restaurants and car washes, locks and laundry lines, along suburban streets, stretches of the Grand Union Canal and into Walpole Park.

• "The chronic illness community is used to waiting 12 months to see a specialist or spending three hours in a clinic waiting for a 10-minute test, but this may well come as an unpleasant shock to previously healthy folks," says Jo Southall, an occupational therapist who specialises in supporting people with chronic illness.

• A signal of her intent is her support for more than half-a-dozen amendments to the bill that she and an army of campaigners including MPs, peers and organisations such as the Centre for Women’s Justice, the Prison Reform Trust and Southall Black Sisters have been able to refine since the bill went to the Commons last year.

• The London neighborhoods of Southall, in West London, and Brick Lane, to the east, where Asian immigrants lived, merged with Brixton, south of the river, to form the imaginary central London borough of Brickhall, in which a Muslim family of orthodox parents and rebellious teen-age daughters ran the Shaandaar Café, its name a thinly disguised Urdu-ing of the real Brilliant Restaurant, in Southall.