Birmingham
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- proper noun
- /ˈbɜrmɪŋhæm/
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Birmingham (Alabama)
- The strike had not gone well, and the successes of the Birmingham bus boycott seemed a world away.
- Birmingham, Alabama
- Birmingham, Ala.
- Birmingham, AL
You know, you go back to Sheriff Bull Connor in Birmingham with the dogs in the hoses.
- You know, you go back to Sheriff Bull Connor in Birmingham with the dogs in the hoses.
- And then we look at his Letter from a Birmingham Jail.
- My father integrated his high school in Birmingham, AL right?
- It's Luke out of Birmingham, AL Luke out of B ham, baby.
- When they say from Birmingham, AL they were like Boo, they Boo.
Examples
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I will go back to Birmingham and work in a bakery.
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Good morning guys from Birmingham, AL.
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Yes, Birmingham where we went on tour.
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We have already won a victory here in Birmingham.
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We're talking Birmingham, AL suburbs right now.
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I live in Birmingham, but I actually grew up in the Northeast.
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Hey, Theo, this is Chris calling from Birmingham, AL.
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Michael signs a contract to play for the Birmingham Barons, a Chicago White Sox minor league team.
Fiction book (2001) -
Birmingham is home to 700 churches and the Black churches serve as the gathering spots...
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I recently visited Birmingham, Alabama, and I was amazed by its vibrant culture.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Birmingham for the American city was taken from the English city Birmingham. The founders wanted a town like the original, so the name links to its history as a center for iron and steel.