The phrase "at suburb" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would typically be "in the suburbs" or "at a suburb."
Example: "I live in the suburbs, where the air is fresher and the streets are quieter."
Alternatives: "in the suburban area" or "within the suburb".
[C2.] Manhattan Strikes Back at Suburbs The Alliance for Downtown New York has begun a campaign to attract businesses from the suburbs as well as other parts of Manhattan.
A report by UN chemical weapons inspectors found "clear and convincing evidence" that surface-to-surface rockets containing sarin were fired at suburbs to the east and west of the Syrian capital Damascus last August - an attack that killed hundreds of people.
According to a report by UN chemical weapons inspectors, there is "clear and convincing evidence" that surface-to-surface rockets containing sarin were fired at suburbs to the east and west of Damascus in an attack on 21 August that killed hundreds of people.
There are also numerous reports that they were seen in the early 2000s in Winzerla, the down-at-heel suburb of Jena where they had spent their formative years.
Even in Damascus, where government forces are meant to be advancing, we had to divert off a main road because snipers were shooting at vehicles at a suburb called Harasta.
The imagery becomes increasingly threatening, as armed soldiers start arresting people at the suburb's border and then, even more terrifyingly, removing people from their own homes.
The last inter-Allied conference of World War II, code-named "Terminal," was held at the suburb of Potsdam, outside ruined Berlin, from July 17 to August 2 , 1945
This evidence leaves no doubt that a gas attack was aimed at a suburb of Damascus, and no doubt where the missiles came from.
b A very productive SDW along a fault system that is used for domestic and irrigation at Mtumba suburb.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Showing a 103 m deep BH drilled close to a slightly weathered termite's mound, at Nzuguni, suburb.
