Original sentence: " As the Cockney definition has been taken to mean within three miles of the church of St Mary-le-Bow on Cheapside, the Geordie definition -by some- has been taken to mean Tyneside.A looser interpretation includes former areas of  County Durham and Northumberland, including Ryton, Washington,  etc.In recent times "Geordie" has sometimes been used to refer to a supporter of Newcastle United football club.So hence some residents of Sunderland have differentiated.Some define "Geordie" as the people and the dialect of the whole of the north-east of England from Berwick to Teesside.Until the late 1980s, people from Sunderland were included under the Geordie banner; however, the evolution of the term Mackem originating in the shipyards and to a leser extent the football-based rivalry between Newcastle and Sunderland has seen the latter slightly less frequently included under the same definition.When referring to the people, as opposed to the dialect, the traditional definition of a Geordie is "someone born within sight of the River Tyne" so this traditionally meant North Tyneside (Wallsend, North Shields, Whitley Bay), South Tyneside (Jarrow, Hebburn, South Shields), Gateshead, Newcastle, etc.akin to the way a Cockney is defined as "someone born within hearing distance of the Bow bells
Edited sentence: A wider interpretation includes former areas of  County Durham and Northumberland, including Ryton, Washington,  etc.Many would define "Geordie" as the people and the dialect of the whole of the north-east of England from Berwick to Teesside.Other dialects spoken further afield include:.Until the late 1980s, people from Sunderland were included under the Geordie banner; however, the evolution of the term Mackem, perhaps originating in the shipyards, has seen the latter slightly less frequently included under the same definition.When referring to the people, as opposed to the dialect, the traditional definition of a Geordie is someone from Tyneside, so this traditionally meant North Tyneside (Wallsend, North Shields, Whitley Bay), South Tyneside (Jarrow, Hebburn, South Shields), Gateshead, Newcastle, etc.shan for "thats bang out of order"