Leeds English

Meaning Leeds meaning

What does Leeds mean?

Leeds

— noun a city on the River Aire in West Yorkshire in northern England; a center of the clothing industry

Synonyms Leeds synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Leeds?

Leeds English » English

vinney

theatreland

prime meridian

knucker

York

Yeovil

Worcester

Wool

Winchester

Wigan

Wickham

Whitby

Whetstone

Weymouth

Weybridge

Wembley

Wells

Waterlooville

Warwick

Warrington

Wareham

Truro

Torbay

Titchfield

Telford

Taunton

Tadley

Swindonian

Swindon

Swanwick

Swanage

Sunderland

Stratford-on-Avon

Stonehenge

St Albans

Spalding

Southend-on-Sea

Silicon Fen

Shrewsbury

Sherwood Forest

Sheffield

Scilly Islands

Sandy

Salisbury

Sale

Ringwood

Reeth

Reading

Ramsey

Preston

Examples Leeds examples

How do I use Leeds in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He is a professor of English at Leeds.

The M1 motorway connects London to Leeds.

Movie subtitles

You, Sir Mortimer of Leeds?

My ignition's gone and I've got to get over to Leeds tonight.

With me now is professor Tiddles of Leeds university.

Earth tremors reported in the Midlands and as far north as Leeds.

Not only here, but in Leeds, Doncaster, Wakefield and other cities of major importance surrounding.

Leeds?

I've never been to Leeds.

Well, you wouldn't like Leeds.

A dirty place is Leeds.

Been to Venice, Paris, Heidelberg. Never Leeds. I don't know why.

Call Leeds and try to get McManus here.

I'll try to catch him at Leeds, talk to him on the way down.

Leeds and Liverpool.

All those who wish to make the English see bring me the cloth from Manchester and Leeds that you wear today and we will light a fire that will be seen in Delhi and in London.

After seeing The Birds one wet afternoon in a Leeds cinema, Obsian left his job as a designer of artificial horizons and joined a film laboratory as an optical engineer to examine closely the technical expertise needed to produce cinematic illusion.

I mean, anyone who'd take Leeds over Man United deserves to be bust, eh?

Charles Moreton, manufacturer's representative from Leeds visiting furniture factories in East Germany.

I'm James Leeds, and.

Mr. Leeds.

Oh, Leeds!

Leeds!

James Leeds. Leeds.

I was going to Leeds.

We was supposed to play in Leeds tonight. - But I's all missed the bus we rides in.

Is us in Leeds?

Leeds is many miles from here.

Work, I'm listening, shit the Clarendon Building. and from women workers on strike in Leeds.

Not as big as Leeds.

You see, I have. a meeting in Leeds and I cannot get out of it.

A trust meeting in Leeds.

I've got to drive up to Leeds.

The sooner you get to Leeds, the sooner you can start work.

News and current affairs

In 1909 he returned to Britain to take up a chair at Leeds, continuing his work on the nature of X-rays.

Astbury, meanwhile, moved to Leeds in 1928, where he also began working on amino acids and proteins.