Stretford

British

/ ˈstrɛtfəd /

noun

an industrial town in NW England, in Trafford unitary authority, Greater Manchester. Pop: 42 103 (2001)

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"I just have a lot of respect for people that have put a lot of years into gaining practical skills like fabricators and machine operators," said Ellis, who is also an art teacher at Stretford High School.

From BBC

But on current evidence, there is no reason to suggest he has changed his stance from when he spoke to BBC Sport, among others, on a club visit to a football camp in Stretford just after the Premier League campaign had started.

From BBC

However, many have defended Ilett and most responses to his appearance on the leading Stretford Paddock podcast were positive.

From BBC

But there was one final twist in a frantic finale as Benjamin Sesko blasted into the top corner to spark wild scenes of celebration in front of the Stretford End.

From Barron's

Donna Corker, from Stretford, has daughters aged 12 and 16 who both have smartphones, but says phones should not be used in schools unless reasonable adjustments are necessary for medical conditions or special educational needs.

From BBC

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