Sentence examples for sprawling area from inspiring English sources

Marshall McClain, the president of the airport police union, said the number of officers at the airport had been cut for each of the last three years, making it more difficult to patrol the sprawling area.

It is just a few miles from Angkor Park, the sprawling area near here that is considered one of Southeast Asia's most important archaeological sites and includes Angkor Wat, its celebrated temple.

Page A10 National NEW DISTRICT FOR VOTERS IS APPROVED IN COLORADO Under a new Congressional district map for Colorado, approved by the state's highest court, a once safe Republican seat in the Sixth District, which had been spread across a sprawling area south of Denver, got tucked in tighter toward the city's edge, making it much more politically diverse.

DENVER — Under a new map of Colorado Congressional districts approved on Monday by the state's highest court, a once-safe Republican seat in the Sixth District, which had been spread across a sprawling area south of Denver, got tucked in tighter toward the city's edge, making it much more Hispanic and politically diverse.

Ask for cider in the Eastern Townships — a sprawling area east of Montreal and south of Quebec City — and you are likely to be served a flute of cidre de glace, or ice cider, an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the juice of apples that have been left to freeze in the frigid Quebec winter.

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"There is less utilitarian walking in sprawling areas," he said.

As so often happens in American history, as happens every day in the newly sprawling areas, people leapt before they really looked.

So there is circumstantial evidence, the authors suggest, for a link between pollution and the higher rates of breathing problems and headaches they found in sprawling areas.

1) Chart: "Expanding in the Suburbs" A RAND Corporation study found that people who live in sprawling areas are more likely to complain of chronic health problems related to lack of exercise than people who live in cities.

There are now some three dozen megacities in the world, each sprawling areas home to more than 10 million people.