Norwich

[nawr-ich, -ij, nor-, nawr-wich]

noun

1. a city in eastern Norfolk, in eastern England: known for its cathedral.

2. a city in southeastern Connecticut, on the Thames River.

Norwich

/ ˈnɒrɪdʒ /

noun

1. a city in E England, administrative centre of Norfolk: cathedral (founded 1096); University of East Anglia (1963); traditionally a centre of the footwear industry, now has engineering, financial services. Pop: 174 047 (2001)

Example Sentences

Edu, then technical director, was the main protagonist of Arsenal's pursuit of Arteta, having been originally persuaded to take a chance on the then Manchester City assistant coach by the club's loan and pathways manager Ben Knapper, who is now sporting director at Norwich.

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The train journey from London Liverpool Street to Chelmsford railway station takes 30-40 minutes, on the Great Eastern Main Line which runs as far north as Norwich.

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Protests against the housing of asylum seekers at hotels - as well as counter-protests - continued to take place across England and Scotland at the weekend including in Epping, London, Gloucester, Portsmouth, Warrington, Norwich and Falkirk.

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The unrest came as a number of anti-asylum protests and counter-protests took place across England on Sunday, including in London, Gloucester and Norwich.

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The unrest came as a number of anti-asylum protests and counter-protests took place across England on Sunday, including in Epping and Norwich.

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