Keighley

British

/ ˈkiːθlɪ /

noun

a town in N England, in Bradford unitary authority, West Yorkshire, on the River Aire: textile industry. Pop: 49 453 (2001)

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In a post, Game Awards organiser Geoff Keighley said it was "an unfortunate, brutal and sad outcome for a game I enjoyed in early play tests".

From BBC

Also played for Keighley and Parramatta, and earned two caps for Great Britain.

From BBC

Imax is improving technical capabilities too, including a new Imax 70mm film camera system nicknamed “The Keighley” in honor of late Chief Quality Officer David Keighley, who oversaw hundreds of Imax projects.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite being referred to as the "Oscars of gaming", the Game Awards, hosted by its founder Geoff Keighley, is a mixture of traditional ceremony and trailer showcase.

From BBC

He said Mr Shabir drove the three of them from Keighley to Bradford, stopping at a petrol station on the way where Mr Ali told him to fill a canister with petrol.

From BBC

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