Sentence examples for Birmingham's from high-quality English sources.

• Speaking of public transport, conditions remain favourable for Birmingham's popularity.

• For his £400,000 salary , Birmingham's David Eastwood plans to open up a university free school.

• "Healthy foods are the cornerstone of a healthy community," Josh Carpenter, director of Birmingham's Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity, said in a statement.

• As Mississippians voted, jury selection was under way in Alabama for the trial of a white man accused in the 1963 bombing of Birmingham's Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, which killed four black girls.

• We follow a Donegal marching band as they travel to take part in Birmingham's St Patrick's Day parade.

• In the maternity unit at Birmingham's Heartlands Hospital, the heart rate of an unborn child gives cause for concern.

• The Grade II-listed Pelican Works building in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter was built for cutlery maker Thomas Wilkinson of Sheffield as an electroplating works.

• His team support patients at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth hospital, which has one of the largest critical care units in Europe and recently was treating more than 200 Covid-19 patients at one time

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• A 106-year-old great-grandmother, thought to be Britain's oldest patient to recover from coronavirus, was applauded by staff as she left Birmingham's City Hospital on Tuesday after three weeks in hospital.

• The rather less optimistic-sounding Touchwood centre will open in Solihull before the end of the year, the WestQuay centre has just opened in Southampton, and Birmingham's new centre will open in the Bull Ring in 2002.

• With the help of Ram Aithal from Birmingham's Shri Venkateswara Hindu Temple and the renowned science fiction writer Ursula K Le Guin, Jessica asks if the wonder of the great Creation myths can increase our understanding.

• The local authority has already announced a ban on non-essential visits to care homes in a bid to keep cases down and Mr Ward said other lockdown restrictions "could all happen again if we don't push back against the rise in Birmingham's coronavirus cases".

• In a game of few clear-cut chances, Birmingham's Jefferson Montero went closest to settling the tie with a close range volley which Marko Marosi did well to keep out before Coventry substitute Max Biamou was denied by Lee Camp's flying save late in the game.

• Vodafone CEO Nick Jeffrey said in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday that 20 of the company's masts have been attacked, including a mast that provided coverage to Birmingham's Nightingale hospital, a newly erected emergency hospital set up to house coronavirus patients.

• Ian Ward, deputy council leader and chair of Birmingham's Commonwealth Games Bid Committee, said: "This is a great endorsement by the UK government of Birmingham's credentials to host the Games and recognition of the city's resolve to deliver a memorable event.

• The FA feels Birmingham's situation is an isolated one - that it is down to injuries and not related to coronavirus - but there is some frustration from Birmingham after Everton's match with Manchester United was called off because of a mixture of injuries and coronavirus infections.

Birmingham's sentence examples

• Earlier in 2017, Deloitte said a "record number" of new developments across all sectors meant Birmingham was enjoying "a well-deserved boom", with Marketing Birmingham's boss adding the city was "embarking on an unprecedented construction spree" to meet "record demand created by new and relocating businesses".

• The University of Birmingham's two synthetic hockey pitches will also be upgraded, with Villa Park set to host the rugby sevens; the Genting Arena at the NEC, badminton; Arena Birmingham, gymnastics; and those weightlifters competing at Symphony Hall - just metres from the bars where, normally, pints are lifted.

• "I think it's interesting that we see that the department for Culture Media and Sport are going to be managing the financial planning for the Games and I'm not really surprised as Birmingham's record with looking after its budget would mean our chances of actively hosting a successful games would be much diminished.

• Councillor Sharon Thompson, Birmingham's cabinet member for homes and neighbourhoods, said: "Like councils across the country, Birmingham City Council is working hard with partners to reduce rough sleeping and homelessness, but more importantly to tackle the underlying issues that contribute towards people becoming homeless in the first place."