Sentence examples for some subdivision from inspiring English sources

Whenever you see an image of the suburbs, it's always from some subdivision built in the 60's or the 70's.

Betsy, Louise's mother, was driving out to appraise some subdivision plats in Mississippi, then was staying at Mitch Daigle's, across the lake.

Some scholars identify the Ahhiyawans with the Achaeans of Homer, or at least with some subdivision of the Mycenaean world, while others place them on Rhodes or on the Anatolian mainland north of Assuwa, identifying the Ahhiyawans as ancestors of the Trojans.

In some subdivisions, lots for big homes are patches of scrub grass and rocky soil.

In some subdivisions, highly flammable mulch such as bark or wood chips is spread thickly, sometimes flush up against homes.

A growing number of developers and builders have been quietly slipping "resale fee" covenants into sales agreements of newly built homes in some subdivisions.

The distinction of masculine and feminine genders in nouns and pronouns (in the second and third person, and both singular and plural) is maintained widely but has been lost in some subdivisions of Chadic and Omotic.

In the CNS, mifepristone increased c-Fos expression in all subdivisions of the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) and decreased neuronal activity in some subdivisions of the hippocampus including the CA2, CA3, and hilus region of the dentate gyrus in animals exposed to FST.

Some subdivisions had larger houses, particularly the Carroll subdivision south of Bellaire Boulevard and the Braeburn Country Club Estates subdivision between Chimney Rock and Rice.

Although part of this effect may be a small sample size in some subdivisions (further discussed later), it is clear that many combinations of diagnosis and management type led to only minimal effects on HRQoL.

Moreover, the explicit formula also has the merit of providing a method for designing new interpolatory and approximating subdivisions, and some new subdivision schemes are constructed.