Sentence examples for conurbations around from inspiring English sources
Mr Hudson, the regional director of Ofsted for the North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, said the area was a contrast of "significant rural isolation in parts of North Yorkshire and urban deprivation in the major conurbations around Leeds and Sheffield".
The public transport authority Ruter operates bus services to the station from conurbations around Vestby.
The public transport authority Ruter operates feeder bus services to the station from Drøbak, Ski, Vinterbro and other conurbations around Ås.
The vast conurbation around Chicago what the Census Bureau calls the Chicago-Naperville-Joliet metropolitan area, which includes bits of Indiana and Wisconsin had grown by 11.2%.
Many of its followers had already abandoned it before the impeachment vote, especially young voters in the sprawling conurbation around Seoul.
The new Toronto will have clout in negotiations with the 4.5m-strong conurbation around it, where the Greater Toronto Services Board rules over strategic plans and major roads.The economy anyway is thriving, aided not least by an inflow of immigrants: by now over 40% of all mega-Torontans are foreign-born, the big flow recently coming from Asia.
It is comparable to that of Amsterdam city proper (though it is more than twice as high as that of the Greater Amsterdam agglomeration) and perhaps is closest to that of Greater Paris, which consists of a large conurbation around the city proper.
Central Clydeside Conurbation around Glasgow City.
The earlier study began in 1987 and was located in the Central Clydeside Conurbation around Glasgow.
The individualism, the civic pride, the localism of buses was swept away long ago, and the first villains were the Passenger Transport Executives in big conurbations from around 1969 onwards.
Newcastle University lies at the heart of a city with a population of around 300,000 within a conurbation of around 900,000, which lies on the North side of the river Tyne in the North-East of England.
