Sentence examples for local suburb from inspiring English sources

More than 200 students and teachers at two Melbourne schools saw a flying saucer descend into a grass field, then ascend over a local suburb.

The effort began with the official designation of the corridor and a $300,000 donation from Joerg Ohle, the president of the animal-health division of Bayer HealthCare, which has its headquarters in a local suburb.

Further south was the Gate of the Phanarion (, Pylē tou Phanariou), Turkish Fener Kapısı, named after the local light-tower (phanarion in Greek), which also gave its name to the local suburb.

Perceived environmental local surroundings – Nine items were used to assess the local suburb's physical surroundings (1.

Houseboat clusters once proliferated along the shorelines of Long Island and other local suburbs, but as waterfront property becomes scarce, marina owners say developers have approached many of them.

But largely because of that history of discord, Mount Kisco is now home to an ambitious new program that seeks to do something few local suburbs have accomplished -- to ford the river of race, class and ethnicity and make the immigrants feel they are accepted and valued in a largely affluent suburb.

(One of the bas-reliefs shows a spray can; another, glimpsed through a peephole in the wood, the room in a mental hospital; on the wall adjacent to the entrance, a map of the Auckland freeway system, picturing the streets of two local suburbs, Waterview and Carrington, folds back to reveal the undefiled ancestral earth, symbolized by a spiral labyrinth, beneath it).

In 1946, PA 652 was transferred to the control of the local suburbs along its entire length, and control of the roads went to local highway departments.

The urban areas of Canberra are organised into a hierarchy of districts, town centres, group centres, local suburbs as well as other industrial areas and villages.

The town is served by a bus network provided by Stagecoach in Northants, Centrebus and Soul Brothers with local Wellingborough buses W1, W2, W3 and W4 linking the town centre (Church Street) with local suburbs and villages.

In Baltimore, a previous study has demonstrated that among children with asthma, those living in the inner city had in-home PM concentrations that were two to three times greater than did those in the local suburbs (Simons et al. 2007).