Sentence examples for fringe residences from inspiring English sources
Consider how crowded urban slums, open city parks, dense commercial centers, or "suburban" fringe residences are often interwoven within the boundary of what is considered urban.
There are also lots of shows opening over the coming week, most notably at Forest Fringe, which takes up residence from today at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall off Leith Walk (listings aren't in the normal fringe programme, but on the website).
From next week, however, O'Sullivan will have her own venue to fill – the Apollo theatre in London's West End, where, after a decade or so of touring around the UK, Ireland and Australia, including several month-long stints at the Edinburgh fringe, she is taking up residence for six weeks with her show, The Dark Angel.
Fringe begins to descend on his residence.
These draconian measures could lead to a ban on the construction of private residences, particularly on the suburban fringe.
Urban status of residence was defined by population size and place of residence, and categorized into two groups: central or fringe counties of metropolitan areas with population size of ≥ 1 million versus all other areas.
The first group consisted of persons with residences in areas described as large central metropolitan, large fringe metropolitan and medium metropolitan; the other included persons living in areas described as small metropolitan, micropolitan, or non-core.
The onetime Fringe Festival hit (small theaters, smaller audiences) will take up residence at Henry Miller's Theater on West 43rd Street in late July.
They were heading for an enclosure containing five humans: dancers led by Janis Claxton who had taken up residence for 11 days as part of that year's Fringe Festival.
