Sentence examples for from older suburbs from inspiring English sources

Middle-class flight from older suburbs to exurbs is accelerating.

Traditionally middle class, Jeffco -- as it is widely known -- runs from older suburbs on the fringes of Denver, within sight of the city skyline and the flatlands stretching eastward, and out to more rural communities that rub up against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains to the west.

The exurban trend has been noted by demographers for some time, and the I.R.S. data confirm that it isn't just city people who are filling the new subdivisions in more remote areas, but also a stream from the older suburbs.

But these migrants are moving in from New York City and the older suburbs of New Jersey, and they are hanging on to their Democratic tendencies, Mr. Bray said, and it is beginning to show.

City dwellers began moving out from older downtown areas to suburbs and satellite communities where conditions were thought to be less wearing on nerves and bodies.

Filippelli mapped soil lead levels near Indianapolis roadways, tracking changes from older inner-city areas toward the newer suburbs.

Mr. Curry talks of basic political power shifting from old cities to new suburbs as he serves as chairman of the National Association of Counties Large Urban County Caucuss, a group of the country's 100 most populous suburbs.

For some reason, the customers expecting Miss Cleo didn't seem to mind when they got a clueless, depressive 20-year-old from the suburbs instead.

Joe Quaglio, a 17-year-old from the suburbs who acts like he grew up in the ghetto, is standing in front of his peers, 15 teenage boys, throwing his old life away.

Jalue Dorje is a 9-year-old from the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

One emphatic answer to Mr. Jeffers's question came on Saturday from Pilar Bada, a 7-year-old from the suburb of Chula Vista, who rode with her older sister and mother.