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Meanings of River Aire in English

A river in northern England that flows southeast through West Yorkshire.

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Examples for "Aire"
Examples for "Aire"
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The road to Ham turned off the main highway south of Aire.
Kings, Queens and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front
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The A roads along the Aire and Calder valleys are equally desperate.
The Guardian
3
We had nights such as this near Aire, when I was young
Lewis Rand
4
The development spans a 15-acre site on the banks of the river Aire.
The Irish Times
5
Do you think you could let me out down at the Desert Aire?
No country for old men
Usage of River Aire in English
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Continued downpours forced people in east Yorkshire to evacuate their homes earlier this week after the River Aire flooded.
The Guardian
2
By 1911, one in every five men worked in Leeds' heavy industries, which were predominantly concentrated south of the River Aire.
The Guardian
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The River Aire in Leeds reached "record levels" at 23:00 GMT on Saturday, the Environment Agency said.
BBC
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The development spans a 15-acre site on the banks of the river Aire.
The Irish Times
5
The town stands on a hill, which rises from the banks of the river Aire.
Rides on Railways
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Recorders underwater in the river Aire and connected to railway lines above will play an acoustic "sound sculpture" for two months from June 21.
The Guardian