Sentence examples for from conurbations from inspiring English sources

More than a dozen mayors from conurbations as diverse as Accra and Warsaw gathered around pastry platters and a giant Nespresso machine at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel.

The result was that Britain built up a mix of electricity, from power stations burning coal and gas with nuclear plants providing the rest, mostly in coastal locations close to abundant water and far from conurbations.

The public transport authority Ruter operates bus services to the station from conurbations around Vestby.

Seascale was a cul-de-sac in an isolated coastal area while Dounreay, on the northern edge of the Scottish mainland, was far from any conurbation; moreover, both had experienced marked population influxes: might this be relevant?

Most drive or fly in from other cities on the west coast of America, but some current students travel from east coast conurbations.

There are times, if you happen to reside some way from our great conurbations, when it can feel as if one is living in a parallel universe.

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.

According to Network Rail, freeing up space on the country's busiest rail artery would mean more services and faster trains to London and the West Midlands conurbations from stations along the route, some currently notorious for peak-hour overcrowding.

George Osborne has promoted a new scheme of "supermayors" covering major northern conurbations from Manchester and Leeds to Sheffield, and a cross county authority based in Exeter, as the first step in a plan to regenerate areas that have struggled to recover since the recession of 2009.

"The local business, from the big conurbations like Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, has also stopped coming in the same numbers as before".

After the introduction of agencies in British conurbations from the mid-1860s, the company began to rapidly expand.