Sentence examples for congested districts from inspiring English sources

Used in outlying districts first, then in congested districts.

In the late 19th century several parts of the county ranked as "congested districts" because of their poverty, but the reduction of population made possible the union of farms into larger holdings.

In addition, the city's abundant multistory factory buildings, which were often located in congested districts, could not compete with newer suburban industrial parks that had their sprawling single-story plants and access to expressways.

That is why Shanghai's two other crematories, in more congested districts, have been dismantled and now only offer funeral services before sending bodies to Yishan, a collection of white tile buildings on the outskirts of the city.

"The Complete Works of John M. Synge," 1935 Random House edition, the only one-volume edition I've seen that has all of his stuff — it's worth finding, not just for the sake of having all the plays in one place, but because it reveals a lesser-known Synge — Synge the writer of powerful nonfiction pieces, "The Vagrants of Wicklow" and "In the Congested Districts".

Unless one has the money to fight the case, parking in San Francisco's congested districts the Mission and Marina will remain a frustrating chore.

With the end of the American Civil War in 1865, large numbers of Boston residents, many of them Irish immigrants, abandoned the congested waterfront districts and moved into the nearby suburbs.

The new building, which would open in 2014, is in New York City's most congested school district and would help ease overcrowding at nearby public schools.

The old consulate, on the other hand, is an Italianate palazzo situated in the congested Beyoğlu district, built right on Meşrutiyet Caddesi, a tight thoroughfare.

Nor was it clear whether they were the only inmates to have escaped from the prison, situated in a congested residential district about seven miles southwest of the Greek capital.

The congested Times Square theater district doesn't allow for the re-creation of the capacious, roofless "wooden O" that is the Globe.