Hulme

/ hjuːm /

noun

1. HulmeT(homas) E(rnest)18831917MEnglishWRITING: literary criticWRITING: poet T ( homas ) E ( rnest ). 1883–1917, English literary critic and poet; a proponent of imagism

Example Sentences

He accompanies his 12-year-old son Noah on a 30-minute journey from where they live in Cheadle Hulme to a school in Macclesfield in neighbouring Cheshire.

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However, two days after the dismissal, Starr found himself on drums with The Beatles booked to play Hulme Hall, which is now an events venue, for the Port Sunlight Horticultural Society annual dance.

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Several Merseyside locations were used in Midas Man including Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight where Starr performed with the band two days after drummer Pete Best was sacked.

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Mike Ward, chief commercial officer at Port Sunlight Village Trust, said its 2021 filming "must have been like stepping back in time to that evening when The Beatles and Brian Epstein arrived to Hulme Hall, just on the cusp of taking over the world."

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A year later came their first mega hit, She Loves You, ushering in Beatlemania and ensuring they would never play venues like Hulme Hall again.

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