Examples of 'wallasey' in a sentence
Meaning of "wallasey"
Wallasey is a noun that refers to a town in Merseyside, England. It is often used in geographical contexts when describing locations in the United Kingdom
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- A town in the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral, Merseyside, England (OS grid ref SJ3092).
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Wallasey tunnel ventilation tower.
Staffed and automatic tollbooths are located on the Wallasey side.
Wallasey parliamentary constituency.
She was the first diesel powered vessel of the Wallasey fleet.
Wallasey at double.
The terminal provides vehicle parking space on the site of the former Wallasey Dock.
Club of Wallasey.
He became a Justice of the Peace in Wallasey.
Saunders Lewis was himself born in Wallasey in England to a Welsh-speaking family.
Peter had always been fond of drawing so he took classes at Wallasey Art School.
This is a feature called Wallasey Pool.
Although the sound was heard around Merseyside, most reports centred around the Wallasey area.
History of Wallasey.
Later on this evening they played at the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton, Wallasey.
Records based in Wallasey.
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Marples joined the Conservative Party and in 1945 was elected as Member of Parliament for Wallasey.
To breed his race horses Grosvenor established studs at Wallasey and at Eaton.
She lived under the name Else James in Wallasey.
Professional tournament at Wallasey.
The saint is depicted in panels in St Joseph 's, Sale, and St Alban 's, Wallasey.
