Sentence examples for popular suburb from inspiring English sources
The scenes at Southwark crown court were all a long way from Tema, an industrial town east of the Ghanaian capital, Accra, which has become a popular suburb for affluent commuters.
Typically, an open inspection in a popular suburb can draw well over 50 to 60 people to a viewing at one time, so you spend your time fighting the crowds during the 15-minute time slot before hurrying off to the next viewing.
Another popular suburb is Bang Na, about 20km south of the city centre and close to the British international school Bangkok Patana.
It's a popular suburb; a funky favorite for arty types and parking is generally a nightmare.
The heart of the city: The proximity to downtown that made Lincoln Heights a popular suburb in the 1800s is still a prime feature, especially given the central city's resurgence.
The most popular suburbs for first-home buyers in NSW last year were Liverpool (20 miles from Sydney), Werrington (30 miles) and Spring Farm (37 miles).
Some of Houston's popular suburbs are a great deal more aesthetically pleasing than some parts of New Jersey, Queens, or the sprawling Valley of Los Angeles.Houston may have almost no tourist assets and is not set up to present a pretty face to visitors.
To the north is La Jolla, a ritzy beach town with art galleries, boutiques and expensive houses, and further north, popular suburbs stretch from Del Mar along the coast to Carmel Valley and inland to Poway, with great schools and larger houses.
Once a popular resort suburb with a palais and funfair, Semaphore has a faded charm that is now apparently attracting a hip crowd.
Alison Bell, part of the team who run Bop Local, explains that the name derived from the phrase "shop local" which is used by a wholefood supermarket in Chorlton, a popular bohemian suburb of Manchester.
Nearby attractions for visiting fans include the Barossa Valley wine regions, including the original Jacob's Creek, while the popular beachside suburb Glenelg is a short tram ride away. .
