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(61) Birmingham is a great city for a weekend break.

(62) Nearing Birmingham, Crilly grows maudlin.

(63) After a most welcome visit to the Orchard Room we headed off into the dusk for the night stage to Birmingham.

(64) Today, Sutton Coldfield has been swallowed up, at least on paper, by the larger city of Birmingham.

(65) I was never able to write back, I tried writing to Home Truths and a Birmingham paper to no avail.

(66) Relatives of the Guildford 4 and Birmingham 6 described the brutal and systematically degrading treatment the prisoners receive in jail.

(67) Birmingham Midshires has launched a debt counselling service in the form of a practical guide for home owners.

(68) Indeed, according to the results for Birmingham, about 2% of people have an aneurysm large enough to be considered for surgery.

(69) We assessed the conditions in which vaccines were transported in Birmingham during the summer and surveyed the modes of transport used.

(70) David Rennie earned Birmingham their fourth win on the trot with his first goal for the club.

(71) Male speaker I fear for Birmingham with this madman let loose, wandering around the streets frightening the children.

(72) Weld, who developed a strong personal and professional relationship with Bulger, predicted that he would work equally well with Birmingham.

(73) On May 13, Birmingham was quiet; threatened with intervention(sentencedict.com), local police decided they could keep order.

(74) Birmingham city council says the tour will help it find new ways of dealing with racism.

(75) There will be a special meeting during the programme for those delegates who are Birmingham alumni.

(76) The squad is a closely-guarded secret, although Steve McManaman has been told he will be needed in Birmingham.

(77) In Birmingham, for example, there is one councillor for every 8,600 people.

(78) For the west Birmingham project a database of almost 8000 records has been assembled from nearly 200 site investigation reports.

(79) Sam Littlefield was from Alabama and was president of District 20,(www.Sentencedict.com) which took in the rich coalfields around Birmingham.

(80) Neither Bradford nor Birmingham regrets entering the tourist trade - the industry waits with bated breath to see how Swindon fares.

(81) This has continued in use to the present day and carries a vast traffic between Oxford and Coventry and Birmingham.

(82) Birmingham is less attractive because it has remained the commercial centre of the Midlands.

(83) In 1847 he was apprenticed to John Inshaw, who had a small engineering business in Birmingham.

(84) It will be held in London or Birmingham after next week.

(85) Places as diverse as Petworth, Birmingham and Manchester remained manors.

(86) Birmingham and I are more often on the same page in the hymn book on the issues than I and Sen.

(87) The University of Birmingham will be the first academic institution in Britain to offer a degree course in golf.

(88) Video lives A series of programmes about cultural identities by contemporary video and film-makers organised in collaboration with Birmingham Library Services.

(89) They are to be used in West Yorkshire and the Birmingham and Manchester areas to replace ageing diesel and electric rolling stock.

(90) Today, antagonism towards Birmingham remains as strong as when Jane Austen wrote the words in Emma in 1816.