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Sunderland

[ US /ˈsəndɝɫənd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a port and industrial city in northeastern England

How To Use Sunderland In A Sentence

  • His dig at Sunderland last week only enhanced his reputation. The Sun
  • Deservedly proud of his fine record with Ireland and first years at SunderlandClogger or tiki-taka? Wolverhampton Wanderers Premier League 2011-12 team guide
  • Apart from one brief pitch invasion when Sunderland scored, the supporters of both clubs behaved impeccably.
  • There were 2632 days between the Accies last game in May 1994 at the old Douglas Park in Hamilton and yesterday's hanseling of the club's new Ballast Stadium with a match against a Sunderland XI.
  • He moved to Swansea for £160,000 before finishing his career as a coach at Sunderland.
  • Passing over the parish boundary at Sunderlandwick, the old toll bar is on the right, and Bar Farm opposite.
  • He vacillated when he was asked the direct question at an Irish press conference about the Sunderland job and immediately established in some people's minds the belief that he was actively looking for another job.
  • Sunderland may be challenging for promotion back to the Premiership, but the gulf between the two divisions was never more evident as Everton eased through virtually without breaking sweat.
  • Nineteen years later and that record has only increased sevenfold, with Craig Gordon's £9m move to Sunderland in 2007. Managers believe strikers are worth their weight in gold, I'm not so sure | David James
  • Sunderland embarked Jan. 23 after older brother Zac completed a westerly solo circumnavigation at the age of 17. 16-year-old California teen gives up solo voyage
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