Sentence examples for new boroughs from inspiring English sources

Population growth extended out to boroughs that were previously built outside the city walls, and new boroughs also began to form.

In the Parliament of 1613 15, which was summoned to ratify the Ulster plantation, a small Protestant majority was achieved because many new boroughs had been created in the newly planted areas.

Many of the German-speaking newcomers, especially miners, were encouraged by the king to establish new boroughs, endowed with royal privileges under the more advanced German city laws of the period.

A metaphor to which he returns periodically is of language as an ancient city: "a maze of little streets and squares, of old and new houses, and of houses with additions from various periods; and this surrounded by a multitude of new boroughs with straight regular streets and uniform houses" (1958, I, §18).

However, the process of dividing the boroughs into wards and preparing the burgess roll or electoral register was a lengthy one, and an Order in Council was made delaying the first elections to 26 December, with the new boroughs coming into formal existence on 1 January 1836.

The election brought new borough presidents.

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Livery cab drivers have mixed reviews for the color picked to designate new borough taxis.

John Cardinal O'Connor descended the steps to pose for pictures and greet Mayor Koch and Claire Shulman, the new Borough President of Queens.

He doubled the size of the city by attaching a new borough, Nové město (New Town), which increased the population to about 30,000.

Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn's new borough president, threw the first of his annual parties celebrating the Chinese New Year in 1979, back when he was a….