Sentence examples for boroughs inside from inspiring English sources

In London, apartment developer Pocket Living is selling 38sq metres (409sq foot) units between £190,000 ($282,000) and £260,000 ($386,000) in boroughs inside Zones 1-3 like Hackney, North Camden, Lambeth and further out in Lewisham.

The sugary specimens in the New York assortment have the names of the five boroughs printed inside.

New York City teens, like other New Yorkers, pretty much know their entire borough and city inside and out Be savvy in getting around.

In 2006 testimony to the City Council, John Boston, director of the Prisoners Rights Project, stressed the advantages of jails inside boroughs: Their location means inmates don't need to be transported as far when going to court, and it allows prisoners to be closer to their family members and attorneys.

A full mile long (it covers 10 blocks of Atlantic Avenue) and drawing thousands of visitors, the Antic is anchored by the local businesses that prop open their doors and spill onto the street, effectively turning one of the borough's most compelling thoroughfares inside out.

The Bronx borough president, Fernando Ferrer, may have the inside track with the city's increasingly important Hispanic voters.

The departing laureate, Hal Sirowitz, wrote that Queens is the forgotten borough, squeezed between Manhattan and Brooklyn "like the inside of a sandwich that has too much bread".

Mr. Yormark, who considers himself a follower of the sport, speaks with excitement about attracting boxing fans — from inside and outside the borough — by leveraging what he likes to call Brand Brooklyn.

Inside Out's Keith Doyle investigates claims that three more London boroughs are allegedly using ticket targets - Lambeth, Bromley and Hackney.

Inside were three professors from the College of Staten Island, the borough's branch of the City University of New York.

Inside Out speaks to a traffic warden in a different borough who reveals how some tickets are 'creatively constructed' to meet targets.