Sentence examples for a subdivision called from inspiring English sources

To the south, on a rural road off U.S. 301 in Hillsborough County, I turned in to a subdivision called Tanglewood Preserve.

The single-story Santa Fe-style stucco house is near the Legend Trail Golf Course, in a subdivision called Desert Ranch.

Farther east on State Road 54, in a subdivision called Country Walk, there were streets whose pavement stopped a few feet from where it began, as if the developer had changed his mind.

Crime oversteps even poverty as the most bedeviling affliction, and the night before, a gang of thugs marauded through one of the huge squatter camps in a subdivision called Extension 1.

At a subdivision called Windemere Pointe at Moriches, the Windemere Development Corporation of Hauppauge is building 90 houses priced from $219,000 for a 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-foot 1,600-square-foote-foot colonial.

As a child, Ms. Lopes frequently rode bareback at the former Mrs. D's Riding Academy in Melville (now a subdivision called Equine Estates), unafraid to jump the stone walls that she knew were there but couldn't see blocking her path.

Mr. Edmier was born in Chicago in 1967 and grew up nearby in suburban Tinley Park, specifically in a new subdivision called Bremen Towne Estates, a community with its own shopping plaza, movie theater, office complex and Roman Catholic church.

Ground zero for the first stage of the project is Mr. Hardy's neighborhood, a failed subdivision called Southern Golden Gate Estates that has served as a hideout for drug smugglers, a training base for a Cuban paramilitary group and a dumping ground for stolen cars.

But in 2004, residents of Wellington Way were dismayed when they learned that their flat-ended cul-de-sac would become a through street as the adjacent Diamond T Ranch, a horse ranch, is developed into a residential subdivision called Steeplechase of Eagan.

"My house is not worth the land it's built on," said Mr. Morgan, who could not maintain the mortgage payments on his $383,000 home in a Williamsburg subdivision called Wellington Estates and the costs of a rental property where his family decamped.

In 1994, a sustainable subdivision, called the Greater World Earthship Community, was built on 633 acres.