Sentence examples for fringe city from inspiring English sources

After a bitter fight in the constituency, based around the Houston fringe city of Sugar Land, DeLay saw off three challengers to win 62% of the vote on Tuesday.

But when the mortgage market disintegrated, these outer-fringe cities were left with a glut of new housing, and the value of these once-desired homes took a nosedive.

Five years ago "solo show" wasn't even marketed as a separate category at the summer New York International Fringe, the city's biggest theater festival.

Add to all that, views of the peaks across English Bay, green Stanley Park and the sandy beaches that fringe the city.

Therefore, renting houses in villages adjoining or on the fringe of cities becomes their most viable way to live near the city while keeping living costs low [72].

The father of a boy who was on the fringes at City before the club let him go says I am right to wonder.

Rather than pushing air traffic to the fringe of the city, as most cities try to do, Mesa will build around its runways.

Since land is cheaper at the fringe of the city, households with less need for city centre accessibility will locate near the fringe; these will usually be wealthy households.

But new communities can be created in growing suburbs fringing successful cities.

But one Mexican in two lives in a self-built home, often a shack on a sliding hillside on the crowded fringes of cities.

The Government has unveiled plans to weaken the rules that prevent homes from being built on green belt land on the fringes of cities.