Similar words: deeds, weeds, needs, proceeds, feedstock, needs must, bleed, meet the needs of. Meaning: n. a city on the River Aire in West Yorkshire in northern England; a center of the clothing industry.
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181. Wright exacted the full price for rejection when he scored twice in Boro's recent 4-1 hammering of Leeds.
182. Only twenty-seven new members had been enrolled since the Leeds Congress, and the total membership still stood at less than one hundred.
183. It was a particularly bitter blow for Leeds, because in the very first minute they should have levelled the tie.
184. A few years in Leeds will broaden her horizons, even if she doesn't find a husband.
185. Mike completed a foundation course in Leeds before moving to Edinburgh in 1982, to study photography at Napier.
186. Pro-Republican Catholics did express their opinions in newspapers such as the Leeds Citizen.
187. He sadly posted this letter on a wet Sunday afternoon in Leeds.
188. John Gallagher reduced the arrears with a penalty and put Leeds ahead when he converted an Innes touchdown.
189. Approximate journey times are: London 4 hours, Manchester 1 hour, Leeds 20 minutes.
190. During our stay in Leeds we visited: The county Arcade shopping centre.
191. At Leeds he made 309 in a day; a modern batsman does well to score a century in that time.
192. Michael Pearson, 19, of Leeds, battered 19-year-old Dean Fisher to death after meeting him in a pub.
193. That team was nowhere near as good as the sides Leeds are putting out now.
194. The Yorkshire Television switchboard in Leeds with its myriad lines had been jammed all day with calls about Hannah.
195. But Huddersfield lost and Leeds won, to take the subsidiary league championship outright, with 15 points from 10 games.
196. There will be original music by Phil Wilby, a lecturer at Leeds University.
197. But Leeds completed their demolition job with a fourth 10 minutes from time.
198. The two Leeds supporters were believed to have been stabbed to death after an argument with workmen.
199. And then maybe do the Leeds Salute to the crowd.
200. To Leeds the news must have come like a blow from a steam hammer.
201. This time it was the Leeds building society, again in Oxford[sentencedict.com], again it was an armed raid.
202. His father, of Gipton, Leeds, said his son had amassed a fortune.
203. He and a 12-year-old boy robbed a middle-aged man of ￡25 at gunpoint in a Leeds park.
204. At Leeds the play made a very direct contact with the audience.
205. In Leeds meanwhile he interested himself in educational ventures and became widely known for public service.
206. Will he give an assurance that in future research at Leeds polytechnic will be funded under the new joint proposals?
207. The Darkfall absorption in that Leeds factory didn't turn him completely insane like the others.
208. Southampton didn't have much in the tank to reply and Leeds were comfortable in the lead. Sentencedict.com
209. Leeds fans howled in anguish as Arsenal scored another goal.
210. My first memories of a Leeds match were standing on a soapbox with my dad, when we scored a goal.
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