St. Helens

American  

[hel-uhnz] / ˈhɛl ənz /

noun

1. a city in Merseyside, in NW England, near Liverpool.

2. Mount, an active volcano in SW Washington, part of the Cascade Range: seven major eruptions during 1980, the first since 1854–57. 8,364 feet (2,549 meters).

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Example Sentences

Another defection was that of David Hawley, a St Helens councillor who quit the town's Green Party to become a Reform UK member on the council.

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"It is time for me to join the party which best represents the views of myself and the people of St Helens in order to act on the improvements I have long strived for."

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Wakefield's Daryl Powell, Wigan boss Matt Peet and St Helens coach Paul Rowley are all coaches who would bring something to the table if appointed.

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Among the other signatories, Phil Brickell, MP for Bolton West, Marie Rimmer, MP for St Helens South and Whiston, and Alex Sobel, MP for Leeds Central and Headingley, have all previously raised the case of Jimmy Lai, a British citizen who is a former Hong Kong newspaper tycoon and one of the territory's highest profile pro-democracy figures.

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Other people given honours include Elaine Edwards, founder of a Lancashire project that supports new mums, a surgeon stabbed outside a mosque in Hale, a woman who runs a horse sanctuary in Merseyside, plus former St Helens Rugby League star Tara Jones.

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