Sentence examples for formerly cities from inspiring English sources

Some neighborhoods, such as Berkley, were formerly cities and towns.

Byron Todman, the group's deputy director for housing development, said that during the last 15 years, the group bought and renovated 147 formerly city-owned properties.

In the intervening years, the Moinian Group ran the formerly city-owned garage while it sought financing and approvals for the apartment building.

More recently, Hope Community has acted as the community sponsor for a private developer building town houses on formerly city-owned land under the Housing Partnership program.

Adjoining the riverfront parcel is the Docks, a 69,550-square-foot formerly city-owned dining and entertainment complex that for years after it was built in 1996 was among Toledo's most popular destinations.

That would be of little solace to the residents of 1694 Davidson Avenue in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, a formerly city-owned 42-unit building where tenants say living conditions have gone from to bad to worse.

It was that Poland's borders would be shifted west, so formerly Polish cities like Vilnius and Lvov could be incorporated into the Soviet Union while formerly German cities like Wroclaw would be given to Poland.

Poughkeepsie, like other formerly industrial cities on the Hudson River, has struggled for decades.

The new, highly professional Palestinian Authority security forces have restored order in formerly anarchic cities like Jenin and Nablus.

But it also feeds off the social unease felt by people in poor, formerly industrialized cities like this one, near Lille in northern France.

The program comes at a time when conditions in the two formerly closed cities, to which access is still rigidly controlled, may be at their worst.