stafford road造句

• In 1940 the tramline from Red Hill was extended to Stafford Road.
• Goodyear opened a large factory on Stafford Road, Fordhouses, in 1927.
• Its first shed allocation was Wolverhampton Stafford Road.
• The local Polish community has its centre and Catholic Church on Stafford Road, Oxley.
• Several football teams play at the nearby Goodrich Sports Ground, located within Stafford Road.
• Previously, the Stafford Road shopping strip at the tram terminus was the local centre.
• Charles Crump of Stafford Road Works FC, based in Wolverhampton was elected first President.
• James and Claude Barron worked as a blacksmiths on the corner of Gympie and Stafford Roads.
• The road, now Route 440 through Dublin, was known as Dublin-Stafford Road.
• But this too was too limited and a new extension was built in Stafford Road in 1962.
• It soon arrives at Fiveways Corner by Waddon railway station and takes a sharp left onto Stafford Road.
• Originally turnpiked under an Act of 1760, the Wolverhampton-Stafford road was part of the historic London-Liverpool coach route.
• Most major express trains ran north and terminated or changed engines at Wolverhampton, making access to Wolverhampton ( Stafford Road ) TMD easier and quicker.
• However, it has been found that the club had been formed even earlier  entering the FA Cup in 1880 and losing 0 7 to Stafford Road.
• The estate was conveniently located for people working in the local manufacturing industry, particularly the Guy Motors bus factory in Park Lane and the Goodyear plant in Stafford Road.
• In 1843, with approximately 145 members, the current stone church was constructed and it was at this time that Craig's Corner Road was named Stafford Road.
• "' Stafford State School "'is a heritage-listed state school at 314 Stafford Road, Stafford, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
• After allocation to British Railways London Midland Region in January 1963, they choose to close the dilapidated Wolverhampton ( Stafford Road ) TMD, and hence moved all locomotives to Oxley from September 1963.
• In 1853 the S & CR pooled its locomotive fleet with that of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway, and Joseph moved south to new, larger locomotive works at Wolverhampton ( Stafford Road ).
• The Four Ashes Manufacturing Company opened its carbon works in the early 1920s, beginning the transformation of Four Ashes into an industrial zone that now stretches both sides of the main Wolverhampton-Stafford road.